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Lucas21c Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Annoying
1. Could you confirm whether the following sentences are okay?
A. You're annoying.
B. You're annoying me.
2. I think the 'annoying' of A is an adjective and the 'annoying' of B is a present participle. Are my grammatical judgements on A and B right?
A. You're annoying.
B. You're annoying me.
2. I think the 'annoying' of A is an adjective and the 'annoying' of B is a present participle. Are my grammatical judgements on A and B right?
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lucas21c 2. I think the 'annoying' of A is an adjective and the 'annoying' of B is a present participle. Are my grammatical judgements on A and B right?
- lucas21c 2.
- I think the 'annoying' of A is an adjective and the 'annoying' of B is a present participle.
- Are my grammatical judgements on A and B right?
- Yes, they are.
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lucas21c2. I think the 'annoying' of A is an adjective and the 'annoying' of B is a present participle. Are my grammatical judgements on A and B right?Yes, they are.
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