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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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a participle? or a new action?
The painting has rarely been seen, hidden away in a private collection.
is 'hidden away in a private collection' a past participle to the clause in front of it, or does it indicate a new action joined by ',' and follow the verb 'has'?
thanks
is 'hidden away in a private collection' a past participle to the clause in front of it, or does it indicate a new action joined by ',' and follow the verb 'has'?
thanks
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The phrase describes 'painting'. A more stylish sentence is this. Hidden away in a private collection, the painting has rarely been seen.
- The phrase describes 'painting'.
- A more stylish sentence is this.
- Hidden away in a private collection, the painting has rarely been seen.
- Clive
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The phrase describes 'painting'.
A more stylish sentence is this.
Hidden away in a private collection, the painting has rarely been seen.
Clive
A more stylish sentence is this.
Hidden away in a private collection, the painting has rarely been seen.
Clive
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