
Applications of Grammar Book 3
by Ed Shewan, Garry Moes, Edward Shewan, Kathleen Bristley
Language Arts & Disciplines / GrammarGrammarLanguage Arts & DisciplinesLanguage
It contains errors and some of his analysis is not right. For example in page 141 ( adverb clauses ) he said : It is clear [that you not know the facts]. (clause modifies the adjective "clear" = not correct because according to his view the clause between the brackets = adverb clause and it is not so. It is a noun clause That you do not know the facts is clear. So , it is subject complement
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