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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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"the young soldier was taken to the hospital with serious wounds in the battlefield which he had received."
"the young soldier was taken to the hospital with serious wounds in the battlefield which he had received." In that sentence, i cannot find out which part is wrong. Please help me!!
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"the young soldier was taken to the hospital with serious wounds in the battlefield which he had received."
"The young soldier was taken to the hospital with serious wounds which he had received on the battlefield."
Clive
"the young soldier was taken to the hospital with serious wounds in the battlefield which he had received."
"The young soldier was taken to the hospital with serious wounds which he had received on the battlefield."
Clive
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Does the phrase, on the battle field, have to be included in the relative clause?
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Yes.
As originally written, it sounds like he received the battlefield, not the wounds.'Which' needs to follow 'wounds'.
Clive
As originally written, it sounds like he received the battlefield, not the wounds.'Which' needs to follow 'wounds'.
Clive
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