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Hello,
How can we combine two sentences with a relative pronoun clause?
Await him
We don't know who he is
Something like " Await him who we don't know who he is"?
Thanks for help.
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It was the fitting into Confucian patterns of conduct and of family and community life rather than blood kinship or ancestry which labeled one as civilized and as Chinese. The sentence is correct and your analysis is right. It is a preparatory
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Hi everyone,
In the following sentences below, what do you think the subject of the last sentence is?
Just "It" or the words "which labeled one as civilized and as Chinese"?
I'm confused whether the
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Your two sentences may mean the same. One expert says that after "same," you may use "as" or "that" as a relative pronoun: He has the SAME job THAT/AS he had last year. Therefore, your second sentence should be :
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Can I say: " The Countries who ..." or must I say "The Countries that ..." ? According to Standard British Grammar, "who" can be used only with persons - but can't "Country" be a group of persons? Emy ^_^
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Hi. Thank you again.
Do you think the placement of commas for these is correct? I think what I am trying to ask is if some words or phrases or clauses (possible?) exist and if those can leave a possibility of readers of the sentence with
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The fact that Jim smokes... The pipe that Jim smokes... The first is an example of a content clause or an appositive clause. It is not a relative clause. These structures consist of a noun like fact or belief followed by a clause introduced by
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Generally: before the relative pronoun in a non-defining (non-restrictive) clause– and there is none with a restrictive (defining) clause.
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Hi,
the preposition "of" in this sentence: an act of performing a play or a piece of music, does it mean ' that is ' (the relative pronoun 'that' and the verb be)?
That's the general idea. It introduces a phrase
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Hi, the preposition "of" in this sentence: an act of performing a play or a piece of music, does it mean ' that is ' (the relative pronoun 'that' and the verb be)? Thanks so much!
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