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Kaplan 800 SC # 47 (Pg. 174)

by sudipto » Wed Nov 12, 2008 6:27 pm
The explanation says that if a part of a sentence creates a complete clause on it's own, with it's own verb and subject, then it can stand apart from the rest of the sentence without creating a parallel comparison.

Can someone elaborate ?

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Re: Kaplan 800 SC # 47 (Pg. 174)

by iamcste » Fri Nov 14, 2008 7:06 am
sudipto wrote:The explanation says that if a part of a sentence creates a complete clause on it's own, with it's own verb and subject, then it can stand apart from the rest of the sentence without creating a parallel comparison.

Can someone elaborate ?

Thanks,
Sudipto

Pls post the question so that all of us can look at

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