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Davyddiniz Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Relative Clauses
Hey guys!
Check this sentence:
The books on the table are mine.
"on the table" is a "reduced relative clause". Relative clauses are always dependent clauses (i.e.: They can't stand alone), but they act as adjectives describing the noun. Anyway, is the sentence I wrote above a complex sentence or a simple sentence?
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davyddiniz "on the table" is a "reduced relative clause" No; it is just a prepositional phrase. davyddiniz is the sentence I wrote above a complex sentence or a simple sentence? It is simple.
- davyddiniz "on the table" is a "reduced relative clause" No; it is just a prepositional phrase.
- davyddiniz is the sentence I wrote above a complex sentence or a simple sentence?
- It is simple.
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davyddiniz"on the table" is a "reduced relative clause"
No; it is just a prepositional phrase.
davyddinizis the sentence I wrote above a complex sentence or a simple sentence?
It is simple.
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