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Maelstrom Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Using "which" as a pronoun
If I'm saying "You may extend and enhance your career in the following areas which may be applicable to your talents: Web site maintaining, telecommunication, communication health, etc.",
then what does the "which" here really refer to?
Does it refer those AREAS or the FACT mentioned before it(the fact that one "may extend and enhance his/er career in ...")?
Thanks very much!
then what does the "which" here really refer to?
Does it refer those AREAS or the FACT mentioned before it(the fact that one "may extend and enhance his/er career in ...")?
Thanks very much!
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maelstrom f I'm saying "You may extend and enhance your career Don't say that; it is verbose. ) , etc. maelstrom what does the "which" here really refer to?
- maelstrom f I'm saying "You may extend and enhance your career Don't say that; it is verbose.
- ) , etc.
- maelstrom what does the "which" here really refer to?
- As it is constructed, that is unclear.
- What does 'applicable to one's talents' really mean?
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maelstromf I'm saying "You may extend and enhance your careerDon't say that; it is verbose.
You may expand your career in the following areas which may be applicable to your talents: Website maintenance, telecommunications, communication health (?—what do the underlined mean?), etc.
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