amiable25
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- Joined
- Nov 16, 2013
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- Student or Learner
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- Korean
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- South Korea
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- South Korea
Hello, I have a question.
The question is
The restaurant is closed now + It is at the corner. =>
The anwer to the question is "The restaurant which is at the corner is closed."
But is it also possible to say " The restaurant is closed which is at the corner."?
I wonder about it because I heard that there can be a distance between an antecedent and a relative pronoun.
Does the second sentence sound awkward?
Thank you in advance!!
The question is
The restaurant is closed now + It is at the corner. =>
The anwer to the question is "The restaurant which is at the corner is closed."
But is it also possible to say " The restaurant is closed which is at the corner."?
I wonder about it because I heard that there can be a distance between an antecedent and a relative pronoun.
Does the second sentence sound awkward?
Thank you in advance!!