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Photon Posted 6 years ago
Grammar

The clause

Would you please correct the following sentence of mine?

I'm not sure whether or not the comma before a reduced relative clause always implies that the clause is non-restrictive.

  

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Photon I'm not sure whether ( or not ) the a comma before a reduced relative clause always implies that the clause is non-restrictive. As shown. 'or not' is optional and best omitted.

— CalifJim

  • Photon I'm not sure whether ( or not ) the a comma before a reduced relative clause always implies that the clause is non-restrictive.
  • As shown.
  • 'or not' is optional and best omitted.
  • CJ
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PhotonI'm not sure whether (or not) the a comma before a reduced relative clause always implies that the clause is non-restrictive.

As shown. 'or not' is optional and best omitted.

CJ

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