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This page does not refer to gapping in relative clauses, which is an important aspect of linguistics. For example:
In this sentence, there is a 'gap' in the relative clause where the object of the verb 'saw' would be if it were a normal sentence:
[I saw the person yesterday]
This is known as a "gapping" strategy -- actually referred to as such at the article on relative clauses -- and should therefore be mentioned here.
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This page does not refer to gapping in relative clauses, which is an important aspect of linguistics. For example:
In this sentence, there is a 'gap' in the relative clause where the object of the verb 'saw' would be if it were a normal sentence:
[I saw the person yesterday]
This is known as a "gapping" strategy -- actually referred to as such at the article on relative clauses -- and should therefore be mentioned here.