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Rae
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 Posted: Mon Mar 24, 2008 8:01 pm Post subject: Is it correct? |
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Dear Tutors:
I have a question about this sentence
"Skills which have been made redundant by technological advance."
I think "which" is "redundant", am I correct? |
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CP
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No. If you leave out which, you mean that all skills have been made redundant by technology. If you leave it in, you mean those skills that have been made redundant, only some of all the skills there are.
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