Difference between revisions of "Completive clause"

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The term '''completive clause''' is occasionally used for [[complement clause]].
 
The term '''completive clause''' is occasionally used for [[complement clause]].
  
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In English, this usage occurs primarily under the influence of standard terminology in French (''proposition complétive'') and traditional Russian terminology (''pridatočnoe dopolnitel'noe predloženie'').
 
In English, this usage occurs primarily under the influence of standard terminology in French (''proposition complétive'') and traditional Russian terminology (''pridatočnoe dopolnitel'noe predloženie'').
  
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Latest revision as of 17:22, 20 September 2014

Definition

The term completive clause is occasionally used for complement clause.

Comments

In English, this usage occurs primarily under the influence of standard terminology in French (proposition complétive) and traditional Russian terminology (pridatočnoe dopolnitel'noe predloženie).

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