I have some relative clause related questions [on hold]
Is it
"The Roman coins that a local farmer came across in a field are now on display in the National Museum"
Or
"The Roman coins, which a local farmer came across in a field, are now on display in the National Museum"
And is it
"Most of the 40 students from SEA whose home is the college are studying CS"
Or
"Most of the 40 students from SEA, whose home is the college, are studying CS"
Thank you.
relative-clauses
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Is it
"The Roman coins that a local farmer came across in a field are now on display in the National Museum"
Or
"The Roman coins, which a local farmer came across in a field, are now on display in the National Museum"
And is it
"Most of the 40 students from SEA whose home is the college are studying CS"
Or
"Most of the 40 students from SEA, whose home is the college, are studying CS"
Thank you.
relative-clauses
asked Mar 29 at 0:44
R.J.W.R.J.W.
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put on hold as off-topic by JJJ, tchrist♦ Mar 29 at 1:50
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What does your research show you? Why do you think that any of those are wrong?
– tchrist♦
Mar 29 at 0:54
Welcome to the forums! All of those are correct; they differ in their specificity (research restrictive vs nonrestrictive relative clauses).
– AleksandrH
Mar 29 at 0:56
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Is it
"The Roman coins that a local farmer came across in a field are now on display in the National Museum"
Or
"The Roman coins, which a local farmer came across in a field, are now on display in the National Museum"
And is it
"Most of the 40 students from SEA whose home is the college are studying CS"
Or
"Most of the 40 students from SEA, whose home is the college, are studying CS"
Thank you.
relative-clauses
asked Mar 29 at 0:44
R.J.W.R.J.W.
1
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R.J.W. is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
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Is it
"The Roman coins that a local farmer came across in a field are now on display in the National Museum"
Or
"The Roman coins, which a local farmer came across in a field, are now on display in the National Museum"
And is it
"Most of the 40 students from SEA whose home is the college are studying CS"
Or
"Most of the 40 students from SEA, whose home is the college, are studying CS"
Thank you.
relative-clauses
relative-clauses
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put on hold as off-topic by JJJ, tchrist♦ Mar 29 at 1:50
This question appears to be off-topic. The users who voted to close gave this specific reason:
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What does your research show you? Why do you think that any of those are wrong?
– tchrist♦
Mar 29 at 0:54
Welcome to the forums! All of those are correct; they differ in their specificity (research restrictive vs nonrestrictive relative clauses).
– AleksandrH
Mar 29 at 0:56
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What does your research show you? Why do you think that any of those are wrong?
– tchrist♦
Mar 29 at 0:54
Welcome to the forums! All of those are correct; they differ in their specificity (research restrictive vs nonrestrictive relative clauses).
– AleksandrH
Mar 29 at 0:56
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What does your research show you? Why do you think that any of those are wrong?
– tchrist♦
Mar 29 at 0:54
What does your research show you? Why do you think that any of those are wrong?
– tchrist♦
Mar 29 at 0:54
Welcome to the forums! All of those are correct; they differ in their specificity (research restrictive vs nonrestrictive relative clauses).
– AleksandrH
Mar 29 at 0:56
Welcome to the forums! All of those are correct; they differ in their specificity (research restrictive vs nonrestrictive relative clauses).
– AleksandrH
Mar 29 at 0:56
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What does your research show you? Why do you think that any of those are wrong?
– tchrist♦
Mar 29 at 0:54
Welcome to the forums! All of those are correct; they differ in their specificity (research restrictive vs nonrestrictive relative clauses).
– AleksandrH
Mar 29 at 0:56