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harina [27]
3 years ago
7

Drag each restrictive or nonrestrictive element into the

English
1 answer:
wel3 years ago
8 0

<u>Restrictive</u>

that I baked today

at the top of the stair

<u>Non Restrictive</u>

a talented painter

who is very excited

Explanation:

<u>Restrictive clauses or phrases are those that modify or transform the meaning of the noun that precedes them tangibly</u> and that are such that without the noun present would make no sense with the sentence. They are usually u<u>sed without  any sort of punctuation.</u>

<u>Non restrictive clauses describe the noun they are preceded by but do not tangibly transform it </u>but only add to the overall description of the said noun. Thus,<u> they are used with commas as in the above case.</u>

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