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Jackson6612 Posted 19 years ago
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...a man rightly unashamed of his own talent.
What does the following sentence mean and is it really a sentence or phrase?
...a man rightly unashamed of his own talent.
...a man rightly unashamed of his own talent.
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Hi, What does the following sentence mean and is it really a sentence or phrase? a man rightly unashamed of his own talent. It's a phrase, as there is no verb form.
- Hi, What does the following sentence mean and is it really a sentence or phrase?
- a man rightly unashamed of his own talent.
- It's a phrase, as there is no verb form.
- 'Unashamed' is an adjective.
- (He is) a man.
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Hi,
What does the following sentence mean and is it really a sentence or phrase?
...a man rightly unashamed of his own talent.
It's a phrase, as there is no verb form. 'Unashamed' is an adjective.
(He is) a man.
He has talent.
He is not ashamed of his talent.
What does the following sentence mean and is it really a sentence or phrase?
...a man rightly unashamed of his own talent.
It's a phrase, as there is no verb form. 'Unashamed' is an adjective.
(He is) a man.
He has talent.
He is not ashamed of his talent.
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