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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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Relative Clauses
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"if something happens that wan' intended by me, it isn't an action of mine"
In this case, I heard "that wasn't intended by me" is a relative Clauses" and, relative pronoun is "something".
but what I think to be correct sentence is "if something that wasn't intended by me happens,"
My questions is why the relatives clauses comes after verb, happens?
Is this possible?
"if something happens that wan' intended by me, it isn't an action of mine"
In this case, I heard "that wasn't intended by me" is a relative Clauses" and, relative pronoun is "something".
but what I think to be correct sentence is "if something that wasn't intended by me happens,"
My questions is why the relatives clauses comes after verb, happens?
Is this possible?
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In "if something happens that wasn't intended by me, it isn't an action of mine", that wasn't intended by me is the relative clause, and that is the relative pronoun. ," is an acceptable way of saying the same thing. Once again, that wasn't intended by me is the relative clause, and that is the relative pronoun.
- In "if something happens that wasn't intended by me, it isn't an action of mine", that wasn't intended by me is the relative clause, and that is the relative pronoun.
- ," is an acceptable way of saying the same thing.
- Once again, that wasn't intended by me is the relative clause, and that is the relative pronoun.
- Anonymous My question s is , why does the relative s clause s come s after the verb, " happens " ?
- Because the speaker does not wish to have two many words between the subject and the verb,
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In "if something happens that wasn't intended by me, it isn't an action of mine", that wasn't intended by me is the relative clause, and that is the relative pronoun.
"If something that wasn't intended by me happens ..," is an acceptable way of saying the same thing. Once again, that wasn't intended by me is the relative clause, and that is the rel
"If something that wasn't intended by me happens ..," is an acceptable way of saying the same thing. Once again, that wasn't intended by me is the relative clause, and that is the rel
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