the right position of the passive reduced relative clause
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I have seen the passive reduced relative clauses in different positions so far. How can I decide what position is appropriate for any of them ?
*Example 1 : She obtained measures of business students' desires for
the perceived status of their school.
Example 2 : ...This depends on the degree to which the persons involved are seeking self-enhancement or self-transcendence.*
Before the noun ? Or after the noun ? What determines its position ?
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I have seen the passive reduced relative clauses in different positions so far. How can I decide what position is appropriate for any of them ?
*Example 1 : She obtained measures of business students' desires for
the perceived status of their school.
Example 2 : ...This depends on the degree to which the persons involved are seeking self-enhancement or self-transcendence.*
Before the noun ? Or after the noun ? What determines its position ?
grammar
asked May 28 at 14:53
SerhanSerhan
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What passive reduced relative clause are you talking about? Incidentally, "involved" is not a verb but an adjective here.
– BillJ
May 28 at 16:48
I supposed that the phrases in bold were adjectives. I mean, I guessed "the persons involved" meant "the persons which are involved" and "are involved" was the passive structure. Similarly, I thought "the perceived status" meant "the status which was perceived". I really get confused now and I have two questions : First, how can the adjective "involved" is put after the noun ? Second, what determines the proper location of passive reduced relative clause ? (After or before the noun)
– Serhan
Jun 24 at 19:00
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I have seen the passive reduced relative clauses in different positions so far. How can I decide what position is appropriate for any of them ?
*Example 1 : She obtained measures of business students' desires for
the perceived status of their school.
Example 2 : ...This depends on the degree to which the persons involved are seeking self-enhancement or self-transcendence.*
Before the noun ? Or after the noun ? What determines its position ?
grammar
asked May 28 at 14:53
SerhanSerhan
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I have seen the passive reduced relative clauses in different positions so far. How can I decide what position is appropriate for any of them ?
*Example 1 : She obtained measures of business students' desires for
the perceived status of their school.
Example 2 : ...This depends on the degree to which the persons involved are seeking self-enhancement or self-transcendence.*
Before the noun ? Or after the noun ? What determines its position ?
grammar
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asked May 28 at 14:53
SerhanSerhan
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asked May 28 at 14:53
SerhanSerhan
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asked May 28 at 14:53
SerhanSerhan
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asked May 28 at 14:53
SerhanSerhan
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asked May 28 at 14:53
SerhanSerhan
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What passive reduced relative clause are you talking about? Incidentally, "involved" is not a verb but an adjective here.
– BillJ
May 28 at 16:48
I supposed that the phrases in bold were adjectives. I mean, I guessed "the persons involved" meant "the persons which are involved" and "are involved" was the passive structure. Similarly, I thought "the perceived status" meant "the status which was perceived". I really get confused now and I have two questions : First, how can the adjective "involved" is put after the noun ? Second, what determines the proper location of passive reduced relative clause ? (After or before the noun)
– Serhan
Jun 24 at 19:00
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What passive reduced relative clause are you talking about? Incidentally, "involved" is not a verb but an adjective here.
– BillJ
May 28 at 16:48
I supposed that the phrases in bold were adjectives. I mean, I guessed "the persons involved" meant "the persons which are involved" and "are involved" was the passive structure. Similarly, I thought "the perceived status" meant "the status which was perceived". I really get confused now and I have two questions : First, how can the adjective "involved" is put after the noun ? Second, what determines the proper location of passive reduced relative clause ? (After or before the noun)
– Serhan
Jun 24 at 19:00
What passive reduced relative clause are you talking about? Incidentally, "involved" is not a verb but an adjective here.
– BillJ
May 28 at 16:48
What passive reduced relative clause are you talking about? Incidentally, "involved" is not a verb but an adjective here.
– BillJ
May 28 at 16:48
I supposed that the phrases in bold were adjectives. I mean, I guessed "the persons involved" meant "the persons which are involved" and "are involved" was the passive structure. Similarly, I thought "the perceived status" meant "the status which was perceived". I really get confused now and I have two questions : First, how can the adjective "involved" is put after the noun ? Second, what determines the proper location of passive reduced relative clause ? (After or before the noun)
– Serhan
Jun 24 at 19:00
I supposed that the phrases in bold were adjectives. I mean, I guessed "the persons involved" meant "the persons which are involved" and "are involved" was the passive structure. Similarly, I thought "the perceived status" meant "the status which was perceived". I really get confused now and I have two questions : First, how can the adjective "involved" is put after the noun ? Second, what determines the proper location of passive reduced relative clause ? (After or before the noun)
– Serhan
Jun 24 at 19:00
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What passive reduced relative clause are you talking about? Incidentally, "involved" is not a verb but an adjective here.
– BillJ
May 28 at 16:48
I supposed that the phrases in bold were adjectives. I mean, I guessed "the persons involved" meant "the persons which are involved" and "are involved" was the passive structure. Similarly, I thought "the perceived status" meant "the status which was perceived". I really get confused now and I have two questions : First, how can the adjective "involved" is put after the noun ? Second, what determines the proper location of passive reduced relative clause ? (After or before the noun)
– Serhan
Jun 24 at 19:00