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Guest  +  68417 Tue, 18 Jan 05 05:10 PM
hi!

I need some help with noun and relative clauses. What is the difference between them?? And I can`t find any good explanation about it!!

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maxpayne_lhp  +  68433 Tue, 18 Jan 05 06:45 PM
Relative clause is a group of words that includes a subject and a verb, and forms a sentence or part of a sent itself.
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