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Adonis Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
Usage of adj clause ( by which)
0 Hello, 02 br
00 I am not sure the usage of adj clause ( by which) 02 br
00 Can you help me check this sentence. 02 br
00 Thank you for your help. 02 br
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00 Some professors quote some illustrations to evidence abstract theories (by which )they can help their students open eyes. 0-
00 I am not sure the usage of adj clause ( by which) 02 br
00 Can you help me check this sentence. 02 br
00 Thank you for your help. 02 br
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00 Some professors quote some illustrations to evidence abstract theories (by which )they can help their students open eyes. 0-
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-- I have mistakenly converted it into an adverbial clause. Sorry. ' 02 br 02 br 00 That's better.
- -- I have mistakenly converted it into an adverbial clause.
- Sorry.
- ' 02 br 02 br 00 That's better.
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0 Too many 'some's, and a couple of other awkwardnesses, but your 'by which' clause is OK, if rather formal: 02 br
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00 'Some professors quote examples to illustrate abstract theories, by which method they can help open their students' eyes.' 02 br
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00 EDIT: Oops!-- I have mistakenly converted it into an adverbial clause. Sorry. Let's tr
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00 'Some professors quote examples to illustrate abstract theories, by which method they can help open their students' eyes.' 02 br
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00 EDIT: Oops!-- I have mistakenly converted it into an adverbial clause. Sorry. Let's tr
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