Bassim
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I am wondering if I can use the word "impregnable" in the following sentences. I would also like to know if the sentences 1, or 3. are restrictive or non-restrictive clauses. I am not sure when it is about these two relative clauses.
1. She was a woman with an impregnable will who fought for human rights all her life.
2. The president believed that his palace was impregnable, which proved wrong when the soldiers attacked it and destroyed.
3. The factory owner was an impregnable person who never made any concessions.
1. She was a woman with an impregnable will who fought for human rights all her life.
2. The president believed that his palace was impregnable, which proved wrong when the soldiers attacked it and destroyed.
3. The factory owner was an impregnable person who never made any concessions.