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Yellowstarstruck Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
What is the grammatical difference?
Hi! What is the difference between the 2 sentences below? Thanks, Fulvio.
1. This is a food eaten in Mexico.
2. This food is eaten in Mexico.
1. This is a food eaten in Mexico.
2. This food is eaten in Mexico.
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- The sentence has no subordinate clause, only a main clause.
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1. The sentence is made up of a main clause (This is a food) and a reduced relative clause ([that/which is] eaten in Mexico.).
2. The sentence has no subordinate clause, only a main clause.
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2. The sentence has no subordinate clause, only a main clause.
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