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Sb70012 Posted 13 years ago
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The woman whose house...
1. The woman whose house I was living in for 2 years is nice. (restrictive)
2. The woman in whose house I was living for 2 years is nice. (restrictive)
3. The woman ,whose house I was living in for 2 years, is nice. (nonrestrictive)
4. The woman ,in whose house I was living for 2 years, is nice. (nonrestrictive)
Hello,
I know that 1 and 2 are correct but what about 3 and 4?
Are 3 and 4 correct too?
Thank you
2. The woman in whose house I was living for 2 years is nice. (restrictive)
3. The woman ,whose house I was living in for 2 years, is nice. (nonrestrictive)
4. The woman ,in whose house I was living for 2 years, is nice. (nonrestrictive)
Hello,
I know that 1 and 2 are correct but what about 3 and 4?
Are 3 and 4 correct too?
Thank you
Top answer
Interesting. I would think so.
- Interesting.
- I would think so.
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It is my opinion that it is so. If you cannot understand my sentence, I wouldn't worry about commas.
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