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Hanuman_2000 Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Which
Hello,
1.An algorithm is a series of well defined steps which gives a procedure for solving a type of problem.
Does "which" refer to "steps" or the clause before it?
I would like to know the rules for relative pronouns referring to the nouns.
Do relative pronouns refer the nouns just before it?
Could anyone here help me with rules?
Thanks.
1.An algorithm is a series of well defined steps which gives a procedure for solving a type of problem.
Does "which" refer to "steps" or the clause before it?
I would like to know the rules for relative pronouns referring to the nouns.
Do relative pronouns refer the nouns just before it?
Could anyone here help me with rules?
Thanks.
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Its antecedent is series of well defined steps . hanuman_2000 Do relative pronouns refer to the nouns just before it? They can refer to a single noun or to a nominal (a noun with its complements/modifiers).
- Its antecedent is series of well defined steps .
- hanuman_2000 Do relative pronouns refer to the nouns just before it?
- They can refer to a single noun or to a nominal (a noun with its complements/modifiers).
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Its antecedent is series of well defined steps.
hanuman_2000Do relative pronouns refer to the nouns just before it?They can refer to a single noun or to a nominal (a noun with its complements/modifiers).
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