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Sushant1417 Posted 12 years ago
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Adverb accusative?

what is adverbial accusative?
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sushant1417 what is adverbial accusative? kindly guide with an illustrative example An adverbial accusative is an instance of an adverb in the accusative case. English does not mark adverbs for case, so the term "adverbial accusative" is not at all useful in the study of English.

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  • sushant1417 what is adverbial accusative?
  • kindly guide with an illustrative example An adverbial accusative is an instance of an adverb in the accusative case.
  • English does not mark adverbs for case, so the term "adverbial accusative" is not at all useful in the study of English.
  • It's more useful for the study of Latin or Greek.
  • Google "adverbial accusative" if you really want examples in Latin.
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sushant1417 what is adverbial accusative? kindly guide with an illustrative example
An adverbial accusative is an instance of an adverb in the accusative case. English does not mark adverbs for case, so the term "adverbial accusative" is not at all useful in the study of English. It's more useful for the study of Latin or Greek.

Google "adverbial ac
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