0 Hello paco. I have a little question before I go into your question. How about a 00 verb?
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00The verb "cost" was a word borrowed from Old French, while the construct of is of Teutonic origin. So I think it would be better to take "cost" in "It costs $200" as a transitive verb and therefore "$200" as the normal object. But "a great deal" in "It costs a great deal" could be an adverbial objective. 02br
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00 The construct of 1210 is of Teutonic origin.12blockquote12br
00As to the sentence 10 what's the matter...?12br1-
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10If you say "what's the matter", it wouldn't matter to you. It matters to me. 12br
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