A new sentence structure: the relative complex sentence
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I can identify the structure of a relative complex sentence.
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The relative clause is a type of subordinate clause, which must join to a main clause to make complete sense.
The relative clause adds extra, relevant information about a noun or noun phrase within a main clause.
A relative clause often interrupts the main clause.
A relative clause joined with a main clause forms the relative complex sentence.
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