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Original: -ant also occurs in adjectives, many of which are formed from stems which are not current words in English.

Would you please tell me if I have properly rephrased the above sentence? and what does many refer to?

-ant also occurs in adjectives many of which are formed from stems which are not current words in English.

In addition, would you possibly write the bold part in another form?

-ant also occurs in adjectives, many of which are formedmany of which are formed from stems which are not current words in English.

Thanks in advance

Original: -ant also occurs in adjectives, many of which are formed from stems which are not current words in English.

Would you please tell me if I have properly rephrased the above sentence? and what does many refer to?

-ant also occurs in adjectives many of which are formed from stems which are not current words in English.

In addition, would you possibly write the bold part in another form?

-ant also occurs in adjectives, many of which are formed from stems which are not current words in English.

Thanks in advance

Original: -ant also occurs in adjectives, many of which are formed from stems which are not current words in English.

Would you please tell me if I have properly rephrased the above sentence? and what does many refer to?

-ant also occurs in adjectives many of which are formed from stems which are not current words in English.

In addition, would you possibly write the bold part in another form?

-ant also occurs in adjectives, many of which are formed from stems which are not current words in English.

Thanks in advance

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I am wondering what many of which refers to?

Original: -ant also occurs in adjectives, many of which are formed from stems which are not current words in English.

Would you please tell me if I have properly rephrased the above sentence? and what does many refer to?

-ant also occurs in adjectives many of which are formed from stems which are not current words in English.

In addition, would you possibly write the bold part in another form?

-ant also occurs in adjectives, many of which are formed from stems which are not current words in English.

Thanks in advance