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Hanuman_2000 Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Adverbial
Hello,
1. you can barrow my car if you want it.
The above sentence is a complex sentence having a subordinate clause "if you want it".
But, the book says that the subordinate clause functions as an adverbial in the above sentence.
Could any one explain the adverbial behaviour of the "if you want it"?
Thanks.
1. you can barrow my car if you want it.
The above sentence is a complex sentence having a subordinate clause "if you want it".
But, the book says that the subordinate clause functions as an adverbial in the above sentence.
Could any one explain the adverbial behaviour of the "if you want it"?
Thanks.
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hanuman_2000 Could any one explain the adverbial behaviour of the "if you want it"? It explains the condition under which 'You can borrow my car'.
- hanuman_2000 Could any one explain the adverbial behaviour of the "if you want it"?
- It explains the condition under which 'You can borrow my car'.
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hanuman_2000Could any one explain the adverbial behaviour of the "if you want it"?It explains the condition under which 'You can borrow my car'.
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