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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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That girl won the first prize. She was clever. (who)
That girl who won the first prize was clever or that girl who was clever won the first prize.
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That girl who won the first prize was clever or that girl who was clever won the first prize.
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Both are viable options. The idea is to choose (if possible) the main point for the main clause.
- Both are viable options.
- The idea is to choose (if possible) the main point for the main clause.
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Both are viable options. The idea is to choose (if possible) the main point for the main clause.
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