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Grammarshammer Posted 19 years ago
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alone in her office?
Alone in her cubicle, all she wanted was to survive.
In this sentence, what type of clause would you classify ‘alone in her office’?
In this sentence, what type of clause would you classify ‘alone in her office’?
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I don't think it is a clause, even a verbless one, because it has and implies no clear subordinator. I think it's an adjective phrase modifying 'she'.
- I don't think it is a clause, even a verbless one, because it has and implies no clear subordinator.
- I think it's an adjective phrase modifying 'she'.
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I don't think it is a clause, even a verbless one, because it has and implies no clear subordinator. I think it's an adjective phrase modifying 'she'.
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