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by Luis Jaramillo
1

Select the sentences that are well written in terms of punctuation

Choose one or more answers

2

Select only the Subject-pattern Relative clauses.

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3

Select the possessive relative pronouns with object pattern.

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4

Select the most formal sentence

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When the antecedent is well defined, the information in the relative clause is not essential, so it should be placed between commas.

In the subject pattern, relative pronouns may be the subject of the sentence. They are followed by a verb.

Possessive RPs are formed as follows: Whose + noun + subject+ verb+ complement

In the formal pattern, the preposition goes before the relative pronoun.

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