New posts in subordinate-clauses

What does "not XXX in the sense that YYY does not ZZZ" mean?

ambiguity subordinate-clauses double-negation

The reason being

expressions participles subordinate-clauses dependent-clause

Usage of possessive pronouns in subordinate clause or main clause?

pronouns possessives subordinate-clauses

I think/know vs. I think/know that [duplicate]

subordinate-clauses omissibility the-that

Proper formulation of "contribute to" in subordinate sentence

relative-clauses subordinate-clauses

Past-tense verb + that clause: clause has to use past tense?

tenses present-tense backshifting subordinate-clauses

The film [that/which] I selected for viewing

pronouns relative-clauses subordinate-clauses relative-pronouns which-that

The "as done by/ through" construction confused me a lot

grammar expressions subordinate-clauses

If I were him, I would doubt if she (is/was/were?) serious about this relationship

conditionals subjunctive-mood backshifting subordinate-clauses if-vs-whether

Should we write “allow” or ”allows” in “require that the class allow[s]”? [duplicate]

verb-agreement subjunctive-mood subordinate-clauses

I received an email saying documents are /were [duplicate]

tenses subordinate-clauses sequence-of-tenses backshifting past-vs-present

Why do people use ‘should’ in “It’s funny you should say that”?

meaning modal-verbs subordinate-clauses omissibility should

Commas with "then"

commas subordinate-clauses

How did “to wish that” come to hate the present tense in the subordinate clauses it governs, and why is it alone in this?

grammaticality subjunctive-mood historical-change subordinate-clauses sequence-of-tenses

Verb placement in dependent clause

grammar subordinate-clauses

'They told me that I will/would not be employed from Monday.' Which is correct?

meaning-in-context past-tense subordinate-clauses

Where is the subject in "as was traditional for unmarried women"?

grammar syntactic-analysis clauses subjects subordinate-clauses

The use of nominative "whom" (as in “persons whom it is foreseeable are likely to...”)

grammaticality relative-clauses relative-pronouns subordinate-clauses whom

What kind of structure with a relative pronoun is this?

legalese relative-pronouns subordinate-clauses whose pied-piping

Are there rules about using "that" to join two clauses?

conjunctions subordinate-clauses omissibility the-that