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This clause contains a subject and a predicate , but , for completeness of meaning , depends on some word in the succeeding clause . Such clauses are subordinate , or dependent , and sentences containing such clauses are complex .
This clause contains a subject and a predicate , but , for completeness of meaning , depends on some word in the succeeding clause . Such clauses are subordinate , or dependent , and sentences containing such clauses are complex .
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A Complex Sentence consists of one independent , or principal , proposition , and one or more subordinate propositions , or clauses . Every clause contains a subject and a predicate , and every proposition contains a subject and a ...
A Complex Sentence consists of one independent , or principal , proposition , and one or more subordinate propositions , or clauses . Every clause contains a subject and a predicate , and every proposition contains a subject and a ...
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“ Where rich roses bloomed ” is an adjective clause , introduced by the conjunctive adverb “ where , ” and modifying the noun " garden . " This was a time when brave hearts trembled . “ When brave hearts trembled ” is an adjective ...
“ Where rich roses bloomed ” is an adjective clause , introduced by the conjunctive adverb “ where , ” and modifying the noun " garden . " This was a time when brave hearts trembled . “ When brave hearts trembled ” is an adjective ...
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Point out and classify the adjective clauses in the following sentences , and tell what they modify . In cases where the restrictive relative “ that " is not used to introduce restrictive relative clauses , state the reason why : 1.
Point out and classify the adjective clauses in the following sentences , and tell what they modify . In cases where the restrictive relative “ that " is not used to introduce restrictive relative clauses , state the reason why : 1.
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The subordinate conjunctions most frequently used to introduce adverbial clauses are : as as if SO - as asas if since ... “ If all be well ” is an adverbial clause , expressing condition , introduced by the subordinate conjunction “ if ...
The subordinate conjunctions most frequently used to introduce adverbial clauses are : as as if SO - as asas if since ... “ If all be well ” is an adverbial clause , expressing condition , introduced by the subordinate conjunction “ if ...
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| Titel | Elements of Composition and Rhetoric: With Copious Exercises in Both Criticism and Construction Harvey's language course, Thomas Wadleigh Harvey |
| Autor/in | Virginia Waddy |
| Verlag | American Book Company, 1889 |
| Original von | Harvard University |
| Digitalisiert | 16. Apr. 2008 |
| Länge | 416 Seiten |
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