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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

which/that +verb or verb+ing

bath is a nice town that offers many tourist attractions
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bath is a nice town offering many tourist attraction

there is less items for sale on the market, meaning everything is more expensive
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there is less items for sale on the market, which means everything is more expensive
  

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Please use capital letters and punctuation at the sentence end. Without them, we might be looking at sentence fragments that would influence the response. Bath is a nice town that offers many tourist attractions.

— Wilpeter

  • Please use capital letters and punctuation at the sentence end.
  • Without them, we might be looking at sentence fragments that would influence the response.
  • Bath is a nice town that offers many tourist attractions.
  • Bath is a nice town offering many tourist attraction s .
  • There are fewer items for sale in the market, meaning everything is more expensive.
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Please use capital letters and punctuation at the sentence end. Without them, we might be looking at sentence fragments that would influence the response.
Bath is a nice town that offers many tourist attractions.
Bath is a nice town offering many tourist attractions.
There are fewer items for sale in the market, meaning everything is more expensive.
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