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Tue 16 Feb, 2021 05:45 am
Hi everyone.
Why is there one answer to the following clauses?
* 1.The man stole the money. He must be punished.
=The man who stole the money must be punidhed.( one answer /textbook)
Can we say it like this:
The man who must be punished stole the money.
I mean, does this have to deal with cause and effect or what?
2.The novel won the first prize. It pleased many writers.
= The novel, which pleased many writers, won the first prize.
* Why is it a non-defining relative clause?
I think the information of the relative clause is essential.
Thanks in advance
Relative clause are placed near the word it modifies.
“, which pleased many writers,” could be deleted and the sentence is still complete.