Restrictive factors of solar energy storage

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Restrictive: The students who had to take their final exams today are tired. With the non-restrictive sentence, the relative clause has its own intonation pattern, and it interrupts the

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as Vs which in Non-restrictive Attributive Clauses

What is the difference between them when they are used in Non-restrictive Attributive Clauses? (Only answers to the above cases will do.) Are the answers in red the

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Comma after the conjunction That: restrictive/non-restrictive

Hello Everyone, In the following sentence, quoted from the Oxford dictionary, the comma after " that " sounds wrong to me as it changes the intended meaning and the

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ne que + de / du, de la, des | WordReference Forums

Le Trésor ne dit rien, pourtant, de l''article partitif qui la suit. Voici le genre de phrase à laquelle je pense : « On n''avait de preuves que contre des prisonniers. » Merci

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X of (Y + restrictive relative clause)? | WordReference Forums

I''m trying to translate a syntactical test I''ve developed into English. The basic, initial structure is "X of Y is Z" (say, "the name of the dog is Lucky"). The issue is that now I need to

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Restrictive versus non-restrictive

For Adjective clause, Are ''that'' strictly used for restrictive clause and '' which '' is strictly used for non- restrictive clause? I don''t think so, firee. I believe that some speakers also

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people, like some, who study [non-restrictive relative clause?]

Hi, everyone. Please read the following. Recent surveys show that more than 500 million people speak English as their mother tongue. About 300 million people speak English

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Inversion after negative or restrictive adverbs

Hi! I''ve always thought inversion after negative or restrictive adverbs (EDIT: in initial position) was obligatory in formal English, but now I''m doubtful. Can someone help me?

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which / that

A restrictive clause is essential to the meaning of a sentence; a non-restrictive clause is not. Simply put, if you use which, you are introducing a non-restrictive clause, and

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comma before ''who''/''whose'' [restrictive clause?, relative

Hi all, Can you tell me if ''who were always willing to help'' is a restrictive clause here? I would like to thank John and Susan who were always willing to help. Similarly, for

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