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CONTENTS

Introduction

Chapter 1

 The Characteristic Features of Attributive Clauses

1. Types of Restrictive vs Non-Restrictive Clauses
2. The use of the Relative Pronouns and Adverbs in Relative Clauses

1.3 Continuative Relative Constructions 

Chapter 2

Non-Restrictive and Parenthetical Clauses in Modern English

2.1 Parentheses and Parenthetical Clauses

2.2 Non-Restrictive vs Parenthetical Clauses 

Conclusion

Literature