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6. Each of these passages contains one relative clause. For each relative clause, identify the gap in the relative clause. 1. His rescuers, good Samaritans that they were, took him to the doctor in Lizard. 2. He also compares the river and the sky to the sparrow that he brought home with him. 3. Yet there are very few individuals, let them be doing ever so well in the world, who are not always straining every nerve to do better. 4. I thought we were no longer in London, but in some horrible place where great beasts attacked us. 5. Crawley, whose car was stolen Dec. 29 in Manchester, asked Reno's for permission to see her car and take out any personal belongings still inside it. a. subject complement b. direct object c. determiner d. adverbial e. object of a preposition f. subject

          6. Each of these passages contains one relative clause. For each relative clause, identify the gap in the relative clause.
1. His rescuers, good Samaritans that they were, took him to the doctor in Lizard.
2. He also compares the river and the sky to the sparrow that he brought home with him.
3. Yet there are very few individuals, let them be doing ever so well in the world, who are not always
straining every nerve to do better.
4. I thought we were no longer in London, but in some horrible place where great beasts attacked us.
5. Crawley, whose car was stolen Dec. 29 in Manchester, asked Reno's for permission to see her car and
take out any personal belongings still inside it.
a. subject complement
b. direct object
c. determiner
d. adverbial
e. object of a preposition
f. subject

6 each of these passages contains one relative clause for each relative clause identify the gap in the relative clause 1 his rescuers good samaritans that they were took him to the doctor in 91254

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