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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
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I would like to know how you would analyse "with which" in the following sentence: as an adv adj of company???
Nothing remained in her drawing-room with which she had any association
Nothing remained in her drawing-room with which she had any association
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Anon: Anonymous I would like to know how you would analyse "with which" in the following sentence: as an adv adj of company??? Nothing remained in her drawing-room with which she had any association with is a preposition. which is the object of the preposition, also a relative pronoun, referring to "nothing", and joining the subordinate clause to the main clause.
- Anon: Anonymous I would like to know how you would analyse "with which" in the following sentence: as an adv adj of company???
- Nothing remained in her drawing-room with which she had any association with is a preposition.
- which is the object of the preposition, also a relative pronoun, referring to "nothing", and joining the subordinate clause to the main clause.
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Anon:
which is the object of the preposition, also a relative pronoun, referring to "nothing", and joining the subord
AnonymousI would like to know how you would analyse "with which" in the following sentence: as an adv adj of company???with is a preposition.
Nothing remained in her drawing-room with which she had any association
which is the object of the preposition, also a relative pronoun, referring to "nothing", and joining the subord
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