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Son James Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
,which can be.... what is its antecedent???
Please look at the following sentence.
"Our venue is equipped with a basis of 20 workstations running all necessary softwares,which can be easily doubled when necessary"
What is the relative pronoun "which" indicating?
I think the "which" is indicating the prior sentence all(Our venue ~ necessary softwares)
Is it indicating just "softwares" or "workstations"?
For understating why the writer use the adverb "easily", I want to know it.
Thank you for your answer in advance.
"Our venue is equipped with a basis of 20 workstations running all necessary softwares,which can be easily doubled when necessary"
What is the relative pronoun "which" indicating?
I think the "which" is indicating the prior sentence all(Our venue ~ necessary softwares)
Is it indicating just "softwares" or "workstations"?
For understating why the writer use the adverb "easily", I want to know it.
Thank you for your answer in advance.
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easily = with no trouble I'm sure the antecedent is workstations , because that is the only word that has a finite number associated with it, meaning that the number could increase to 40 without a problem.
- easily = with no trouble I'm sure the antecedent is workstations , because that is the only word that has a finite number associated with it, meaning that the number could increase to 40 without a problem.
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easily = with no trouble
I'm sure the antecedent is workstations, because that is the only word that has a finite number associated with it, meaning that the number could increase to 40 without a problem.
I'm sure the antecedent is workstations, because that is the only word that has a finite number associated with it, meaning that the number could increase to 40 without a problem.
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