Hi, All of those are OK. Clive

Does this mean the main clause supercedes supersedes the relative clause, i.e: Q) find the subject and object in the following sentance. sentence. ' The chef who won the competition insulted the judge's wife' (whole sentance

Thanks CalifJim, i think ive got a better understanding of relative pronouns - objective/subjective 'The chef who won the competition insulted the judge's wife' So the object of the relative clause is ' the competition

I have briefly read through all the replys but i find it difficult to read, take-in the infomation from a computer screen, concentrating on one gives me a head ache. But i have copied & printed and i just wanted to say thanks CalifJim

how and when the relative pronouns are the object and when they are the subject. who is a subject; whom is an object. There are several steps to learning how to use them. Let's start with the first. You've got to know a verb when you

i need help defining the difference between 'subjective relative pronouns' and 'objective relative pronouns' For example: subject 'The chef who won the competition studied in Paris' object 'This is

My suggested version: Many people develop an eating disorder, which can lead to diabetes, heart attacks or other obesity-related illnesses. Sincerely, James (P.S. the comma is necessary after "disorder" because the relative pronoun

May I give my humble opinion? I agree with Myid. The relevant sentence is "It was the ACTIONS (of the Organization) that (a relative pronoun that refers to "actions") were the cause." In other words: (1) It was the actions of

I looked on google and some say HAS Its one couple and not 2 How come its HAVE?? Thanks Remember that Google gives frequency , not necessarily accuracy . The subject of the original sentence is we , plural: keep it

Vincent, you write very short sentences. If you used conjunctions and relative pronouns a little more often, your sentences wouldn't sound so abrupt. My suggestion: One day when Susan was walking home , she saw a puppy in front of the gate of