English Grammar Questions
Q5: Identifying Adjectival and Attributive Apposition
Subordinate Clauses
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K - Iowa, USA "... my belief is your book should be rated intermediate-advanced. It is quite a treat the book is nicely structured and the topics are indeed presented logically, though many of them are way above the beginner-intermediate rating ..." "... although I have over 25 years of teaching [experience], I couldn't understand the difference you suggest in example S2.1.2 point B, the adjectival versus the attributive apposition subordinate clause. Please explain that to me." First of all, there is a NOTE in example S2.1.2 saying: "The last two examples above are way too difficult to differentiate, due to the multiple-meanings the word 'that' has. They were presented only as general information, not as representing any logic examples. The honest recommendation is, do not attempt to analyze them." Secondly, example S2.1.2 is a "grammatical puzzle", and we cannot disclose the way to solve it. You need to read and understand the entire LSEG book in order to solve that particular example. | |||||||||||||||||||||
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