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Reducing Relative Clauses in English by okokokkk is a document available to read on EtoBox.
1. Reduced relative clauses can be used instead of defining relative clauses by beginning with a present participle (-ing), past participle (-ed), or to-infinitive. This corresponds to active, passive, and infinitive relative clauses. 2. It is not always possible to use a reduced relative clause, such as when the first verb is a modal or for single, completed actions. Adjective phrases and prepositional phrases can also have similar meanings to relative clauses. 3. Exercises are provided to practice chan
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- okokokkk
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- EN