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Park sang joon Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

Analysis of a sentence.

1.The annex is ideally located to serve the hospital.

I'd suggest that in #1 it has to attach to the phrase 'ideally located', since that complete phrase identifies what is notable and worth describing about the annex.

2) The verb "identifies" takes the two objects "what is notable" and "what is worth."
3) The participle phrase "describing about the annex" modifies the verb "identifies."

Up to here, am I right?
  

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park sang joon Up to here, am I right? Not really. The sentence #1 is perfectly ok.

— AlpheccaStars

  • park sang joon Up to here, am I right?
  • Not really.
  • The sentence #1 is perfectly ok.
  • The sentence beginning with "I'd suggest" is barely intelligible.
  • What do you mean by "it"?
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park sang joonUp to here, am I right?
Not really. The sentence #1 is perfectly ok.

The sentence beginning with "I'd suggest" is barely intelligible. What do you mean by "it"?
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I'm so sorry Emotion: crying; "it" indicates "to serve the hospital."
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The infinite clause to serve the hospital expresses the purpose of the location, or why the location is ideal.
https://learnenglish.britishcouncil.org/en/english-grammar/verbs/infinitive.

Since it answers "why" and is not an essential element in the s
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Thank you, AlpheccaStars, for your valuable and the site soreted well about 'to-infinitive' you have linked.

Since it answers "why" and is not an essential element in the sentence
By any chance, couldn't you think the "to-infinitive" usage of my original example as the kind of the following?
:"This test is easy for me to solve."
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park sang joonBy any chance, couldn't you think the "to-infinitive" usage of my original example as the kind of the following?:"This test is easy for me to solve."
If you read more in the link I posted, you can see this:

We often use the to-infinitive with these adjectives after it to give opinions:
  • difficult
  • easy
  • possible
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Thank you, AlpheccaStars, for your continuing to answer. Emotion: smile

By the way, we solve math problems, but we do not solve te
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