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Sat 9 Mar, 2013 09:34 pm
I need to make an adjective clause with:
the chair is broken. He is sitting in it.
are both of these answers ok? Whats the difference?
1.) He is sitting in a chair which is broken
2.) The chair which he is sitting in is broken.
@tyboogie,
Ty I'm not even sure what ad adj clause is and not sure what you mean by "ok" but your versions are just a bit awkward. For what it's worth, here's how as an erstwhile writer I might have expressed it: He's sitting in a broken chair
@tyboogie,
Quote:I need to make an adjective clause with:
the chair is broken. He is sitting in it.
are both of these answers ok? Whats the difference?
1.) He is sitting in a chair which is broken
2.) The chair which he is sitting in is broken.
The only difference is one of focus, Ty.
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