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Latest post Fri, Jan 30 2004 11:06 PM by rmundkowsky. 1 replies.
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rmundkowsky  +  20894 Fri, 30 Jan 04 11:06 PM
Hello,

How can relative clauses, clauses, verb phrases, and prepositional phrases be uniquely identified?

I believe that relative clauses usually start with THAT, WHICH, WHO, or another WH and are unique from general clauses because they are missing a subject.

I also believe that verb phrases and propostional phrases are types of clauses that may be missing a subject

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suzi, 5 yr 298 days ago
You need a text book for this!
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