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Park sang joon Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
They strove [which could produce the most admirable music.]
The following example is from my grammar book which was written in 1961.
They strove one against the other which could produce the most admirable music.
I was wondering how "which" clause could be used as an adverbial clause.
Thank you in advance for your help.
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park sang joonThey strove one against the other which could produce the most admirable music.
I don't recognise this as correct English. Through Google search I found one other similar construction in a very old book written in an almost Biblical style. Perhaps it is an archaic pattern.
Was your grammar book written by a native English speaker, or is
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