keannu
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Is this a non-defining, non-restrictive usage like "an ability, (which is) inherent.."? Maybe the writer made a mistake, he should have written it as "an ability inherent in us". Or did he just try to say "Language is a kind of ability, and it is inherent in us"?
suk28
ex)Language is an ability, inherent in us. We can know the ability through studying the actual languages. Thus, one of the best reasons for studying languages is to find out about ourselves, about what makes us persons...
suk28
ex)Language is an ability, inherent in us. We can know the ability through studying the actual languages. Thus, one of the best reasons for studying languages is to find out about ourselves, about what makes us persons...