Asked by Anonymous
Also, had they of done research on wills and added fact based information, than this would have made a crucial impact.
Is the writing after "Also" a restritive or nonrestrictive phrase?
I think that what is after "also" is restrictive but what is after the comma is nonrestrictive. Am I right?
Is the writing after "Also" a restritive or nonrestrictive phrase?
I think that what is after "also" is restrictive but what is after the comma is nonrestrictive. Am I right?
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Answered by
bobpursley
Restrictive: essential
non-restrictive: non-essential
The base material is "this would would have made a crucial impact", and the material before is essential (restrictive).
non-restrictive: non-essential
The base material is "this would would have made a crucial impact", and the material before is essential (restrictive).
Answered by
bobpursley
http://grammar.ccc.commnet.edu/grammar/clauses.htm
Answered by
Writeacher
Here's a better way to write that sentence:
<i>Also, if they had done research on wills and added fact-based information, then this would have made a crucial impact.</i>
However, "this" doesn't seem to have any antecedent -- it's not clear in this particular sentence what "this" is.
<i>Also, if they had done research on wills and added fact-based information, then this would have made a crucial impact.</i>
However, "this" doesn't seem to have any antecedent -- it's not clear in this particular sentence what "this" is.
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