Are reduced relative clauses still a subordinate clauses building a complex sentence?
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Do relative clauses count as dependent clauses after reduction? Or is it different case by case? for example:
The man who is in the house is my father. (complex sentence)
The man in the house is my father. (Still a complex sentence?)
The Evening Show which is airing this month has a new host. (a complex sentence)
The Evening Show airing this month has a new host. (Still a complex sentence?)
What about appositives?
Her hair, which is long and golden, reflected the sunlight. (a complex sentence)
Her hair, long and golden, reflected the sunlight. (Still a complex sentence
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Do relative clauses count as dependent clauses after reduction? Or is it different case by case? for example:
The man who is in the house is my father. (complex sentence)
The man in the house is my father. (Still a complex sentence?)
The Evening Show which is airing this month has a new host. (a complex sentence)
The Evening Show airing this month has a new host. (Still a complex sentence?)
What about appositives?
Her hair, which is long and golden, reflected the sunlight. (a complex sentence)
Her hair, long and golden, reflected the sunlight. (Still a complex sentence
relative-clauses subordinate-clauses complex-sentences
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Do relative clauses count as dependent clauses after reduction? Or is it different case by case? for example:
The man who is in the house is my father. (complex sentence)
The man in the house is my father. (Still a complex sentence?)
The Evening Show which is airing this month has a new host. (a complex sentence)
The Evening Show airing this month has a new host. (Still a complex sentence?)
What about appositives?
Her hair, which is long and golden, reflected the sunlight. (a complex sentence)
Her hair, long and golden, reflected the sunlight. (Still a complex sentence
relative-clauses subordinate-clauses complex-sentences
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Do relative clauses count as dependent clauses after reduction? Or is it different case by case? for example:
The man who is in the house is my father. (complex sentence)
The man in the house is my father. (Still a complex sentence?)
The Evening Show which is airing this month has a new host. (a complex sentence)
The Evening Show airing this month has a new host. (Still a complex sentence?)
What about appositives?
Her hair, which is long and golden, reflected the sunlight. (a complex sentence)
Her hair, long and golden, reflected the sunlight. (Still a complex sentence
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