Defining and Non-defining Relative Clauses in Telugu || Relative Clauses in Telugu | English Grammar

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Thank you so much. You have explained clearly about reletive clauses that is defining and non defing. I knew through yourself first time. Very glad sir .

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[@devadasumendem6579]

Shall we write any restriction to write proper/common noun in either definding/non definding clause.

[@EnglishwithJagadeesh]

When we begin the sentence with a proper noun we can't use a defining clause since the subject is already identified. When the subject is other than a proper noun, we may use both clauses as per the requirement.

[@narender5550]

Good evening sir, can we call the second sentence as defining clause without commas if we read seperately

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Good evening sir.Your videos are helpful to the students.Please upload practice questions from all the sections of English so that they can practice for the exam.Thank you sir

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[@chirrakavya-x6t]

So can we combine the relative clauses based on the common &proper noun sir?

[@EnglishwithJagadeesh]

Give one example

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Sir can I know use of this clause for board

[@EnglishwithJagadeesh]

Definitely

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[@devadasumendem6579]

We write singular noun in definding clause in place of antecedent but why do we speak plural antecedent

[@EnglishwithJagadeesh]

Sorry, I didn't understand what you have asked. Please make it clear.

[@devadasumendem6579]

@@EnglishwithJagadeeshA)he lkes swimming.
B) he is swimming in river.
Which is correct answer of gerund and why sir

[@devadasumendem6579]

We write singular noun in subject place in definding clause but meaning is plural why

[@EnglishwithJagadeesh]

Please give me one example

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sir did full stops were involved in non - definite clause

[@EnglishwithJagadeesh]

No

[@mkbenglish656]

Nick who is a source of information
Was born in Australia
Nick who was born in Australia is a source of information
If we emphasize his birthplace
First one is right
If we emphasize source of information second one is right
Now my question is will the student get marks for both the answers
Please let me know sir.

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[@narender5550]

Today I have come to know where we have to use that and which

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Dear Sir , please send relative pronouns and prepositions videos

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What about whom and whose .Are they not relative pronouns?

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They are.

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