adverbial clauses, and comparative clauses. Is there any good reason indeed for classifying comparative clauses as a special type of clause?” ...

In an upstairs classroom at Indian Run United Methodist Church in Dublin, volunteer English instructor Tara Leimeister led a group of new American adults — including immigrants and refugees from ...

Free modifiers, on the other hand, are set off by commas most of the time, as the comparative clause "a lizard might lose its tail and yet grow it again someday" finds itself hemmed in by two ...

Many existing RTAs fall under the no-coordination type, whereas most of those with a forum-choice clause are of the first-forum-first type. However, the first-forum-first type is problematic in that ...