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Can I use a relative clause and a reduced relative clause for the same noun?
I don't like the computer gifted to me by my father that doesn't have enough RAM.
OR
I don't like the computer that doesn't have enough RAM gifted to me by my father.
Can I use these sentences?
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Can I use a non-defining and defining clause for the same noun?
I'm curious if I can use a non-defining and defining clause/phrase in a row for the same noun in a sentence.
For instance,
I sold the ring, an expensive one, that I bought a few years ago. (I intend …
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Should I use a comma before a reduced and defining relative clause in this sentence?
A simple linear relationship between force and displacement known as
Hooke's Law was discovered in the 1600s.
I wrote this sentence and intended to use a reduced and defining relative clause, "known …
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