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I is to cold to go out replace the word in italic by clause |
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Answer» Answer : The word 'too' in the GIVEN sentence 'It is too cold to GO out.' can be replaced by a clause in the following manner : It is so cold that you can’t go out. Cambridge English DICTIONARY defines 'clause' as 'a group of words, consisting of a subject and a finite form of a verb: In the sentence "I can't cook very well but I make quite good pancakes", both "I can't cook very well" and "I make good pancakes" are main/independent clauses (= they are of equal importance and could each EXIST as a separate sentence). In the sentence "I'll get you some stamps if I go to town", "if I go to town" is a subordinate/dependent clause (= it is not as important as the main part of the sentence and could not exist as a separate sentence).' |
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