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  1. 13-Dec-2011, 10:58 #1
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    Default Appositives? Reduced Relative Clause?

    Ex1: It's all about how you think, how you approach.

    Ex2: It's all about how to think, how to approach.


    Question 1: Are both sentences grammatically correct? Are they examples of appositives or are they reduced relative clauses?


    Question 2: Are the red parts dependant clauses while the blue parts are noun phrases?

    Question 3: If the red parts are dependant clauses (and I assume that they are acting as noun clauses), they are considered as such because they contain a pronoun?


    Thanks in advance.
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