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Name the dresses worn by the Indian women.
Now I often see similar question and I have a query why do we not add "are" before worn or "are" before 3rd form of verb in such kind of sentences please explain and also explain how do I know when to add or not please.
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Liton Das Name the dresses worn by the Indian women. This is what Scandinavian grammarians call a relative clause equivalent. If you are a native speaker of English, the term 'reduced clause' may be more familiar to you.
- Liton Das Name the dresses worn by the Indian women.
- This is what Scandinavian grammarians call a relative clause equivalent.
- If you are a native speaker of English, the term 'reduced clause' may be more familiar to you.
- Both the relative pronoun and the passive auxiliary verb have been omitted.
- Name the dresses [that/which are] worn by the Indian women.
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Liton DasName the dresses worn by the Indian women.
This is what Scandinavian grammarians call a relative clause equivalent. If you are a native speaker of English, the term 'reduced clause' may be more familiar to you. Both the relative pronoun and the passive auxiliary verb have been omitted.
Name the dresses [that/which are] worn by the Indian w
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