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umm...FYI. parts of which (that) it was still able to read --> it was still able to read parts of which 'it' refers to 'to read'. Because of the existence of "able to", the sentence couldn't be written as: parts of which were able to read. What's more, shifting the words "able to" with "could", this clause is logically correct but structurally inferior: , parts of which could read. |
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