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Tkacka15 Posted 8 years ago
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Snobbery, which they carry...
They're best at snobbery, which they carry like a dog carries fleas.
(From The Guardian readers' forum.)
Is which they carry like a dog carries fleas a non-defining relative clause referring to snobbery or to the whole main clause in the sentence above?
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tkacka15 Is which they carry like a dog carries fleas a non-defining relative clause referring to snobbery? Yes.
- tkacka15 Is which they carry like a dog carries fleas a non-defining relative clause referring to snobbery?
- Yes.
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tkacka15Is which they carry like a dog carries fleas a non-defining relative clause referring to snobbery?
Yes.
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