Two relative clause
Hello everyone, I hope that you all have a nice day!
My question is about whether I can give the wanted meaning or not.
There are a few emails which include important documents which I took from my colleague.
What did I take from my colleague? A few emails or documents?
I think, both of them are possible.
There are a few emails which include important documents, which I took from my colleague.
I think, It can't be "a few emails". Because there is a comma and If "a few emails" was non-defining, We would not write "a few emails which include", would write "a few emails, which include".
So for this sentence(with comma), I took important documents.
What do you think?
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Jawel My question is about whether I can give the wanted meaning or not. What meaning do you want to convey? Neither of your sentences are good business English.
- Jawel My question is about whether I can give the wanted meaning or not.
- What meaning do you want to convey?
- Neither of your sentences are good business English.
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JawelMy question is about whether I can give the wanted meaning or not.
What meaning do you want to convey?
Neither of your sentences are good business English.
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