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Moon7296 Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
a verb or an adjective?
In a world where economic ruin is often tied to collapse, societies are well advised to exploit all the human capital they have.
Q) Is "advised" thought to as a verb or an adjective?
If it is thought as the latter, can you think of other examples of the same type? I.e. a subject + a verb + an adjective + to infinitive.
Q) Is "advised" thought to as a verb or an adjective?
If it is thought as the latter, can you think of other examples of the same type? I.e. a subject + a verb + an adjective + to infinitive.
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moon7296 Q) Is "advised" thought to of as a verb or an adjective? It may very well depend who is doing the thinking. For me it has the "flavor" of an adjective, but, personally, I would not spend a lot of time defending either one interpretation or the other.
- moon7296 Q) Is "advised" thought to of as a verb or an adjective?
- It may very well depend who is doing the thinking.
- For me it has the "flavor" of an adjective, but, personally, I would not spend a lot of time defending either one interpretation or the other.
- As I sometimes say, "I wouldn't go to the cross over it".
- moon7296 can you think of other examples of the same type?
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moon7296Q) Is "advised" thoughtIt may very well depend who is doing the thinking.toof as a verb or an adjective?
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