Revolution that isn't
The train travel revolution that isn't
The noun phrase above is a headline from The Washington Post.
Is revolution a head of that phrase and an understood complement in the relative that-clause at the same time?
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anonymous The train travel revolution that isn't The noun phrase above is a headline from The Washington Post. Is revolution a head of that phrase and an understood complement in the relative that- clause at the same time? Yes.
- anonymous The train travel revolution that isn't The noun phrase above is a headline from The Washington Post.
- Is revolution a head of that phrase and an understood complement in the relative that- clause at the same time?
- Yes.
- Weird, isn't it?
- CJ
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anonymousThe train travel revolution that isn't
The noun phrase above is a headline from The Washington Post.
Is revolution a head of that phrase and an understood complement in the relative that-clause at the same time?
Yes. Weird, isn't it?
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