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Moon7296 Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
which, that (omission)
He asked the students to write a well-formed paragraph about Ho Chi Minh City, which they had visited on a school
trip.
Q) Which is the most natural way of saying considering the underlined part.
1. ,which
2. that
3. taking out ,which
trip.
Q) Which is the most natural way of saying considering the underlined part.
1. ,which
2. that
3. taking out ,which
Top answer
Only #1 is possible.
- Only #1 is possible.
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Oh.. that's interesting. (I thought most relative clauses that are followed by a subject plus a verb structure can be omitted.)
So there's no way but to find as many exceptions as possible like the above sentence?
So there's no way but to find as many exceptions as possible like the above sentence?
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It is not the conjunction alone that can usually be omitted:
He asked the students to write a well-formed paragraph about Ho Chi Minh City, visited on a school
trip.
He asked the students to write a well-formed paragraph about Ho Chi Minh City, visited on a school
trip.
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