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Rizan Malik Posted 6 years ago
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5 tips to learn English easily...
Consider this sentence, please:
1) 5 tips to learn English easily.
Q1): Is sentence 1) a complete sentence?
Q2): Is the underlined infinitival clause an adjective clause modifying the noun phrase "5 tips" or is it an adverbial clause?
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Rizan Malik Q1): Is sentence 1) a complete sentence? No. " Rizan Malik Q2): Is the underlined infinitival clause an adjective clause modifying the noun phrase "5 tips" or is it an adverbial clause?
- Rizan Malik Q1): Is sentence 1) a complete sentence?
- No.
- " Rizan Malik Q2): Is the underlined infinitival clause an adjective clause modifying the noun phrase "5 tips" or is it an adverbial clause?
- It is ungrammatical in my dialect and therefore not subject to analysis.
- It would be five tips for learning English, not five tips to.
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Rizan MalikQ1): Is sentence 1) a complete sentence?
No. It is a headline-style title derived from the faulty sentence "Here are five tips to learn English easily."
Rizan MalikQ2): Is the underlined infinitival clause an adjective clause modifying the noun phrase "5 tips" or is it an adverbial clause?
It is ungramma
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