Definition:
An equative clause is a clause which describes a feature of its subject. It contains a subject complement and, typically, a copula.
Examples:
(English)
See Also:
Subject Subject Complement CopulaSource:
Hartmann and Stork 197278
Crystal 1980133
Pike and Pike 1982443
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