Noun Clause in Apposition to a Noun/Pronoun l Clauses in English Grammar I Foundation of Grammar
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Noun Clause in Apposition to
Noun Clause in Apposition to a Noun/Pronoun is used for the noun/pronoun.
it answers the question 'what'.
it begins with subordinating conjunction 'that'.
e.g. The statement, that they are bad, is wrong.
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it answers the question 'what'.
it begins with subordinating conjunction 'that'.
e.g. The statement, that they are bad, is wrong.
*About this Channel:
I am Santosh Misal. Welcome everybody on my Youtube Channel. I have tried to simplify English grammar and 8th Scholarship English topics in my videos. I hope you have liked this video. You can ask your doubts in the comment box. I'll certainly reply you. You will get all the videos of English Grammar and 8th Scholarship English on this channel.
Thank you so much........
#foundationofgrammar #8thscholarshipenglish #10thenglishcoursebook
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