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Lamxung Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
a question 'bout past participle
0 I have this sentence: "You can 01 b 00 go away unpaid 02 b 00 " 02 br
00 Does "unpaid" function as a past participle??? Can anyone give me more info about this case? 02 br
00 Is this structure like these ones below??? 02 br
00 Object + participle (clause) 02 br
00 I 01 b 00 saw a small girl standing 02 b 00 in the goldfish pond. 02 br
00 I 01 b 00 can make myself understand 02 b 00 pretty well in English/ 0-
00 Does "unpaid" function as a past participle??? Can anyone give me more info about this case? 02 br
00 Is this structure like these ones below??? 02 br
00 Object + participle (clause) 02 br
00 I 01 b 00 saw a small girl standing 02 b 00 in the goldfish pond. 02 br
00 I 01 b 00 can make myself understand 02 b 00 pretty well in English/ 0-
Top answer
02 br 00 (you need the past participle here) 0-
- 02 br 00 (you need the past participle here) 0-
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0 I can make myself 01 b 00 understood 02 b 00 pretty well in English. 02 br
00 (you need the past participle here) 0-
00 (you need the past participle here) 0-
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0 (Have you ever thought that it takes the same amount of time to type an "a" instead of an " ' " ?) 02 br
02 br
00 To me, "unpaid" is a past participle that works as an adjective. 0-
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00 To me, "unpaid" is a past participle that works as an adjective. 0-
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01 cite 10 Lamxung 12 cite 10 I have this sentence: "You can 11 b 10 go away unpaid 12 b 10 " 12 br
10 Does "unpaid" function as a past participle??? Can anyone give me more info about this case? 12 br
10 Is this structure like these ones below??? 12 br
10 Object + participle (clause) 12 br
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