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Senopati Pamungkas Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Structure of a complex sentence
I believe the following sentence is grammatically correct.
The study is able to scientifically answer the questions it is intended to answer.
The sentence 'it is intended to answer' explains 'the questions'. However, I'm not able to explain why the sentence structure is correct. Any help please?
Thank you.
SP
The study is able to scientifically answer the questions it is intended to answer.
The sentence 'it is intended to answer' explains 'the questions'. However, I'm not able to explain why the sentence structure is correct. Any help please?
Thank you.
SP
Top answer
Senopati Pamungkas I'm not able to explain why the sentence structure is correct. There are many, many reasons why it is correct, but perhaps this will help: The study is able to scientifically answer the questions (that) it is intended to answer.
- Senopati Pamungkas I'm not able to explain why the sentence structure is correct.
- There are many, many reasons why it is correct, but perhaps this will help: The study is able to scientifically answer the questions (that) it is intended to answer.
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Senopati Pamungkas I'm not able to explain why the sentence structure is correct.There are many, many reasons why it is correct, but perhaps this will help:
The study is able to scientifically answer the questions (that) it is intended to answer.
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