Subgroup Modifiers problem... thanks~~

[jay871750293]

Hi~ instructor

A question regarding "Subgroup Modifiers" in Chapter 12 of Manhattan SC baffles me a lot recently.

In P240, there are three example sentences:
Right: This model explains all known subatomic particles, some of which were only recently discovered.
Right: This model explains all known subatomic particles, some of them only recently discovered.
Right: This model explains all known subatomic particles, some only recently discovered.

My question is whether these two sentences are correct or not?
#1 As for subatomic particles, some of which were only recently discovered.
#2 As for subatomic particles, some of them were only recently discovered.

[jay871750293]

Can anybody come to my aid?
Thanks a lot~

[Willy]

No, I think both of them are not correct as both of them are not the complete sentences.

[jay871750293]

No, I think both of them are not correct as both of them are not the complete sentences.

Thanks for your reply, Willy~
I have the same doubt like what you said, however, with no certainty.
Are you sure about that?

[Willy]

No, I think both of them are not correct as both of them are not the complete sentences.

Thanks for your reply, Willy~
I have the same doubt like what you said, however, with no certainty.
Are you sure about that?

I think I am sure, you can also see the official examples (i mean page no. 240) as you have mentioned in the very first post. They all are complete sentences but your own constructed examples are not complete sentences, both of them have 'dependant clause' starting with AS but there is no independent clause in either of them to complete the sentences.

[RonPurewal]

read this thread:
laos-has-a-land-area-t5749-30.html

Can anybody come to my aid?
Thanks a lot~

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