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Panda zany 818 Posted 6 years ago
Grammar
Which and That Clause
I have a question of whether this sentence is correct.
"I am afraid that people may feel bad about him, which will not be good for all of us."
I want "which" to modify the that-clause (...that people may...), not the main clause ("I am afraid...).
Thank you for your help.
Top answer
" It is fine. The fact that other people have bad feelings about this character is not favorable for the group as a whole.
- " It is fine.
- The fact that other people have bad feelings about this character is not favorable for the group as a whole.
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panda zany 818"I am afraid that people may feel bad about him, which will not be good for all of us."
It is fine.
The fact that other people have bad feelings about this character is not favorable for the group as a whole.
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