loose sentence
/ˌluːs ˈsentəns/
main clause first, followed by subordinate elements
“She won the prize, which surprised everyone, especially her critics.”
Origin: From its relaxed, extended structure
/ˌluːs ˈsentəns/
main clause first, followed by subordinate elements
“She won the prize, which surprised everyone, especially her critics.”
Origin: From its relaxed, extended structure