Which modifying a clause
I've read in most places that "which" can not modify a clause. However, I've seen it used that way quite a bit, and I'm trying to see if they're any exceptions to the rule. This is what I'd like to say: Option 1 ("which" modifying preceding clause): "The father got into a physical altercation with the mother, which the child was present for." These are some alternate ways I can think of saying it, though none of them really seem to work: Option 2 (appositive phrase): "The father got into a...Read More...
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