kat2006
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A includes B with C and D being defined.
when i can't get the sentence right by the meaning A, B, C and D represent respectively, can i get it right by its structure? i have two understandings:
1) A includes B which have C and D which is being defined.
2) A includes B, in which C and D are being defined.
which one is correct?
when i can't get the sentence right by the meaning A, B, C and D represent respectively, can i get it right by its structure? i have two understandings:
1) A includes B which have C and D which is being defined.
2) A includes B, in which C and D are being defined.
which one is correct?