[Subject Verb THAT Subject Verb], but [if Subject Verb, (then) Subject Verb THAT subject verb]. Then: Why is then missing in the right answer ? Or is it the conditional ? IF : Is it not that when we use 1. IF-- it should be followed by Will/Would which is conditional statement. Here we are using IF...

so you mean to say that


1. It is only "namely" should be followed by noun/noun clause ?

and other adverbs mostly modify the verbs.

I have a question.

1. Namely - The rule is, we should be used before the noun/noun clause


Does the rule applies to all adverb words that end with -ly ( like happily/sadly/nicely/rightly, etc) or it applies to "NAMELY"

got it.

Thanks for that.

thanks

I got it.

Henri Rousseau's canvases, later established the artist as an icon of Post-Impressionism. Is it not that <LIKE> should be used instead of <As> ? Henri Rousseau's canvases, later established the artist LIKE an icon of Post-Impressionism. when we use <AS>, there should be 2 verbs here. but here there ...

got it . subject - susie's theory verb- rienforced <that studying is helpful> is a modifier stacey, can you please explain "THAT Modifier" . "That Modifier" how to recognize apart from the "that relative pronoun" ?? I know about the " THAT ( used for core sentence)...

one more thing to ask: That clause it is confusing me here That clause here is used as a noun modifier / noun pharse. Sentence : Susie's theory that studying is helpful reinforced that of John. What is the noun phase ??----------- Susie's theory that ??? or that is simply reiterating .....[ that=sus...