Defining and Non-Defining Relative clauses | Learn Basic English

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comprehended

[@enzedbrit]

Actually, in the defining, there should be no comma before the main verb.

[@GURUPROMAN]

Ya

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that what he did

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[@fly3513]

Perfect explanation of the logic. Thanks a lot.

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This helped me pass my exam😊

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[@dalalihssn7922]

Could you tell me why you put comma after was in defining relative clause ,please ? .

[@wildr8174]

It represents a pause in speech, it's not a neccessary comma, it depends how you say the sentence

[@aguilarcast]

It's a mistake

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[@glasssmirror2314]

Here we do not know which to follow as other teachers say in defining NO commas exist. This is the same case when doctors say eat avocados for your health and others say avocados are killer to your kidneys

[@samwitch7342]

do all non defining clauses need to have commas?

[@williamdanielelhexdragonoi4598]

Perfect explanation of the logic. Thanks a lot.
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[@GURUPROMAN]

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[@arnauz11]

But if in an exersice say "put comas if is necessari" how i know if this info is necessari or not. It depends of what do you want to say.

[@joelsonda7767]

Same doubt, It happened to me when I was trying to sort out some problems like you've mentioned. It had been great if he would've explained how to solve those kind of situations.

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[@BigdaddyDalaodie]

So basically, whether it's defining or not depends on how you think of it, right?

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bla bla, clause, bla killed me lmaoo

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[@english_animated]

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[@wissal_mohammadi]

In defining we don't use commas

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Great work

[@Antooamesq]

No entendí ni verg

[@darasadmedia.8599]

Misleading

[@darasadmedia.8599]

@Tyler Cope he focused on the comma but not the clause, so it's a misleading.