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Persian Learner Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
An adjective after ' prove'
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What type of structure is it?
I am writing in connection with a missing or stolen debit card from your bank. This is an urgent matter as the bank card could prove dangerous in the hands of the wrong person.
What type of structure is it?
I am writing in connection with a missing or stolen debit card from your bank. This is an urgent matter as the bank card could prove dangerous in the hands of the wrong person.
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"prove": linking verb. "dangerous": adjective. q=Linking+verbs
- "prove": linking verb.
- "dangerous": adjective.
- q=Linking+verbs
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"prove": linking verb.
"dangerous": adjective.
http://dictionary.cambridge.org/grammar/british-grammar/verbs-types?q=Linking+verbs
"dangerous": adjective.
http://dictionary.cambridge.org/grammar/british-grammar/verbs-types?q=Linking+verbs
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Persian Learnercould prove dangerous~ could turn out to be dangerous ~ could end up being dangerous ~ could be dangerous
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