Adjective Clause As Object Of A Transitive Verb
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Paul - English - US
Susan - English - US
Dave - English - US
Elizabeth - English - UK
Kenneth - English - US
Simon - English - UK
Zira - English - US
David - English - US
Allison - English - US
Kate - English - UK
Steven - English - US
Crystal - English - US
Kate - English - US
Mike - English - US
Heather - English - US
Elizabeth - English - UK
Amalia - Portuguese - Portugal
Annika - Swedish - Sweden
Artemis - Greek - Greece
Bernard - French - France
Diego - Spanish - Argentina
Esperanza - Spanish - Mexico
Francisca - Spanish - Chile
Gabriela - Portuguese - Brasil
Jordi - Catalan - Catalonia
Jorge - Spanish - Mexico
Juan - Spanish - Mexico
Juliette - French - France
LinLin - Chinese - China
Montserrat - Catalan - Catalonia
Paola - Italian - Italy
Roberto - Italian - Italy
Saskia - Dutch - Netherlands
Stefan - German - Germany
Ludoviko - Italian - Italy
Felipe - Portuguese - Brasil
Fernanda - Portuguese - Brasil
Afroditi - Greek - Greece
Olga - Russian - Russia
Carlos - Spanish - Mexico
Soledad - Spanish - Mexico
Ricardo - Portuguese - Brasil
Afroditi - Greek - Greece
Amalia - Portuguese - Brasil
Annika - Swedish - Sweden
Artemis - Greek - Greece
Bernard - French - France
Diego - Spanish - Argentina
Esperanza - Spanish - Mexico
Francisca - Spanish - Chile
Gabriela - Portuguese - Brasil
Jordi - Spanish - Spain
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Adjective Clause As Object Of A Transitive Verb
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Adjective Clause As Object Of A Transitive Verb
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Noun Clause As Adjective Object Complement
Independent Clause As Object Clause With Adjective Complement
Main Clause As Object Clause With Adjective Complement
Adjective Clause
Independent Clause As Object-senator's Adjective Complement
Main Clause As Object-senator's Adjective Complement
Compound Independent Clause As Object Clause With Adjective Complement
Adjective As
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Independent Clause As Object
Main Clause As Object
Noun Clause As Object Of A Preposition
Independent Clause As Object Of A Preposition
Main Clause As Object Of A Preposition
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Relative Pronoun Adverbial Clause As Adjective Object Complement
Compound Independent Clause As Object-senator's Adjective Complement
Adjective Clause As Noun Complement
Independent Clause As Adjective Complement
Noun Clause As Adjective Complement
Main Clause As Adjective Complement
Compound Independent Clause As Object Of A Preposition
Subordinate Relative Pronoun Adverbial Clause As Adjective Object Complement
Compound Relative Pronoun Adverbial Clause As Adjective Object Complement
Independent Clause As Direct Object
Independent Clause As Indirect Object
Independent Clause As Object Complement
Main Clause As Direct Object
Main Clause As Indirect Object
Main Clause As Object Complement
Compound Independent Clause As Object
Noun Clause As Adjective Subject Complement
Compound Independent Clause As Adjective Complement
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Compound Subordinate Relative Pronoun Adverbial Clause As Adjective Object Complement
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