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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Apposition
Roberto Firmino has made it Liverpool 2-0 Watford. (BBC Sport website.)
Is "Liverpool 2-0 Watford" in apposition to "it" in the above?
Is "Liverpool 2-0 Watford" in apposition to "it" in the above?
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I wouldn't say so. If spoken, the sentence would be read 'Roberto Firmino has made it [the score] Liverpool two, Watford nil'.
- I wouldn't say so.
- If spoken, the sentence would be read 'Roberto Firmino has made it [the score] Liverpool two, Watford nil'.
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I wouldn't say so.
If spoken, the sentence would be read 'Roberto Firmino has made it [the score] Liverpool two, Watford nil'.
If spoken, the sentence would be read 'Roberto Firmino has made it [the score] Liverpool two, Watford nil'.
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