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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Relative clauses
'The pens which I left on the table were stolen.'
'The pens, which I left on the table, were stolen.'
Can the relative clause "which I left on the table" be used both as a defining and non-defining one as in the above sentences?
'The pens, which I left on the table, were stolen.'
Can the relative clause "which I left on the table" be used both as a defining and non-defining one as in the above sentences?
Top answer
Yes
- Yes
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