Examples of using Subclause in English and their translations into Swedish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
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Political
And now the town is looking at subclauses.
The subclause has been drastically shortened,=….
The ball belongs to the dog the subject of the subclause.
Moreover, the data stated under Subclause 2 of this statement are transmitted.
A subclause normally begins with an introduction word, a subordinate conjunction.
of the span gas used in b of this subclause.
In these subclauses, the verb tenses relate to the absolute present.
ol act like subclauses.
Si in a subclause always represents the subject of the subclause itself.
Kompreneble has an E-ending because it is the predicate modifier of the subclause.
Unless a subclause is being introduced,
We use pri before kiuj because it acts as a prepositional adjunct in the subclause.
For the evaluations we link the data stated in Subclause 2 and the tracking pixel with an individual ID.
An adverb can also be a predicative description of an infinitive verb or of a subclause.
If you use si(a) in a subclause it always represent the subject of the subclause,
compliment of a noun can be regarded as a subclause with an implied verb.
(5) Should subclauses(3) and(4) be breached TimoCom reserves the right to block the user's data as well as the user's access to the database.
the particle kial represents this cause in the subclause.
We will also use the data transmitted by your web browser pursuant to Subclause 2 for the consistent improvement of our internet offer and for statistical purposes.
interpreted in such a way that closely resembles the original meaning of the clause/subclause as is permitted by law.
Linus maintains the same thing himself in a subclause in the book as he says that Linux is'the single greatest collaborative project in the history of the world.
which entitle to a blocking according to subclause 3 para. 4 or 5.
These types of sentences should clearly be avoided if the subclause itself is a question,
which isn't a subclause, and therefore, which doesn't have a subjunction(subordinate conjunction).
So far as possible where any clause/subclause or part of a clause/subclause can be severed to render the remaining part valid, the clause shall be interpreted accordingly.
If the subject in a passive sentence is a subclause, infinitive or quantitative adverb(or quantitative adverbial particle), the passive participle must have an E-ending: