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Is "of which" a proper way to begin a relative clause? [closed]
relative-clauses
a relative pronoun/adverb as an adverbial
relative-clauses
subjects
relative-pronouns
objects
adverbials
Does the word "that" refer to "your car" or "the key"?
ambiguity
relative-clauses
Grammaticality of "On which hand it is worn should not make the slightest difference"
prepositions
relative-clauses
pied-piping
extraposition
Is 'what' both relative adjective and relative pronoun?
relative-clauses
Is this participle clause sentence correct? [closed]
grammaticality
relative-clauses
participial-phrases
absolute-constructions
"Tools are a sound investment that result in..." or "...that results in..."?
verb-agreement
relative-clauses
subjects
Does the word "that" refer to "features" or "windows 9x"?
ambiguity
relative-clauses
relative-pronouns
antecedents
{The} four Americans{,} who had returned from the island{,} fell ill
articles
relative-clauses
Is this usage of 'for which' correct?
grammaticality
prepositions
relative-clauses
I've found <somewhere/some place/a place> where
relative-clauses
antecedents
Is this grammatical? "You are who I love."
grammar
relative-clauses
questions
proper usage of "used to" when designating a change in name
past-tense
relative-clauses
used-to
Identifying the antecedent of an integrated(restrictive) relative clause
relative-clauses
determiners
noun-phrases
antecedents
'Until which' as relative clause
relative-clauses
Do we need to explicitly mention the antecedent in an attributive clause inside another one, both describing the same antecedent?
relative-clauses
antecedents
Relative pronouns after prepositions: is it okay to use them in speech?
prepositions
writing-style
speech
relative-clauses
Why is 'which' the correct relative pronoun in this sentence, and not 'when'..?
time
relative-clauses
relative-pronouns
Use of negative present participle
relative-clauses
present-participles
Don't be trapped by dogma, which is living with the results of other people's thinking
relative-clauses
relative-pronouns
antecedents
non-restrictive
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