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There are different types of relative clauses: | There are different types of relative clauses: | ||
* externally headed: the fish [that the man bought] was fresh | * externally headed: the fish [that the man bought (it)] was fresh | ||
* internally headed: [the man bought *the fish*] was fresh | * internally headed: [the man bought *the fish*] was fresh | ||
* correlative: that the man bought the fish; it was fresh | * correlative: that the man bought the fish; it was fresh | ||
* adjoined: the fish was fresh; that the man bought (it) | * adjoined: the fish was fresh; that the man bought (it) | ||
* double-headed: the fish [that the man bought the fish] was fresh | * double-headed: the fish [that the man bought the fish] was fresh | ||
Latest revision as of 10:11, 23 November 2009
There are different types of relative clauses:
- externally headed: the fish [that the man bought (it)] was fresh
- internally headed: [the man bought *the fish*] was fresh
- correlative: that the man bought the fish; it was fresh
- adjoined: the fish was fresh; that the man bought (it)
- double-headed: the fish [that the man bought the fish] was fresh
