While adjectives seem like a simple part of speech, they can be very confusing. This is because adjectives can be presented in many different ways including simple adjectives, adjective clauses, and adjectival phrases. Each category also has sub-categories. In this video, we look all the different types of adjectives and how to use them effectively.
Yet it’s seems to be not sensible to me naming the clause as “indefinite” just because the pronoun “which” happened to be used there (and that case the clause strangely obliged to be bracketed in commas). One can simply substitute “which” with “that” and even remove it completely from the sentence, what’s the difference?
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Yet it’s seems to be not sensible to me naming the clause as “indefinite” just because the pronoun “which” happened to be used there (and that case the clause strangely obliged to be bracketed in commas). One can simply substitute “which” with “that” and even remove it completely from the sentence, what’s the difference?