In Pronouns^x, Commas^x

As Paco said your sentence after the comma is an absolute participle construction It is also grammatically correct however you shall want to drop the pronoun before the construction There is no ambiguity in your saying The castle stood before me walls cracked and crumbling

Thanks CalifJim for the reply So the pronoun who is a subject It is the subject of the relative clause If you look at the entire sentences the subject is The man in the first sentence and The men in the second sentence Please tell me if I am wrong What would happen if you just insert a comma I...

Some notes Is bt correct The first period should be a comma Capitalize the pronoun I she has all the criteria of inner and outer work is a non count noun very cannot modify verbs She grew up one of the best students the final year she fell in love love at first sight beautyness is not a word...

Hello everbody Here are three sentences quoted from Guy Maupassant in which the relative pronoun that is used after comma I would like to ask about their functions for we know in such sentences that not poosible after comma Could anyone explain the details by paraphrasing sentences please Thanks...

I ve run into following examples as an illustration of how the dictinction between restrictive and non restrictive uses of relative pronouns matters 1 There were few passengers on the train who escaped injury 2 There were few passengers on the train who escaped injury Apparently the point being...

The musical which I have just seen is good Here the phrase is relating back to mucisal and must be place directly after The purpose of this phrase is to give more information about the noun directly preceding it Which is used when the information in the phrase in not required in order to identify...

Hello ZeyaraunI don t think the insertion of commas is a good way A molecule with a distinct shape as a whole is a complex noun phrase to mean a specific molecule If you change it into a molecule with a distinct shape the meaning would differ from that of the original phrase To me with a distinct...

i would say mind your p s and q s no apostrophes inverted commas on another note the general rule for apostrophes seems to be from the links above that they are not used with possessive pronouns his her my its but does this also apply to one is it ones or one s sara phil

Thanks Clive Please look at the following sentences of the above Nearby a huge crane waited to lift it into place on top of the church dome for the crowning moment of a reconciliation process that has lasted nearly 60 years and is not entirely over yet The Frauenkirche is the symbol of the...

Welcome to English Forums people is plural so you need oppose not opposes No comma between a subject and predicate biased is a past participle acting as an adjective Verb tenses don t enter into it People who oppose the pronoun they can argue that they has a root word he thus it is biased in that...