In the sentence 'Define physical beauty for women which are in effect homeless gardens,' how can the non-restrictive clause be effectively combined with the main clause?

A. 'Women, which are in effect homeless gardens, define physical beauty for themselves.'

B. 'Women define physical beauty for themselves, which are in effect homeless gardens.'

C. 'Define physical beauty for women, which in effect are homeless gardens.'

D. 'Physical beauty for women, which are in effect homeless gardens, is defined by them.'

答案解析

This question assesses the understanding of non-restrictive relative clauses and how they can be integrated into the main clause without changing the overall meaning. Option A is correct because it keeps the main subject 'women' and uses the non-restrictive clause to add extra information about them. Option B is incorrect because it separates the clause from the main subject. Option C is grammatically incorrect. Option D incorrectly makes 'physical beauty' the subject of the sentence.

正确答案：A

In the sentence 'Define physical beauty for women which are in effect homeless gardens,' how can the non-restrictive clause be effectively combined with the main clause?

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