Are these examples are grammatical?
(1) UCL is full of brilliant ideas.
(2) UCL is brilliant ideas full.
(3) The vice-dean leaves UCL brilliant ideas full.
(4) Brilliant ideas are full.
I know (1) is the most grammatical and common, but I would like to know whether other twos are also
acceptable or at least marginally acceptable. I need your language intuition. Thank you.
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banana pen (1) UCL is full of brilliant ideas. (2) UCL is brilliant ideas full. (3) The vice-dean leaves UCL brilliant ideas full.
- banana pen (1) UCL is full of brilliant ideas.
- (2) UCL is brilliant ideas full.
- (3) The vice-dean leaves UCL brilliant ideas full.
- (4) Brilliant ideas are full.
- I know (1) is the most grammatical and common, but I would like to know whether other twos are also acceptable or at least marginally acceptable.
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banana pen(1) UCL is full of brilliant ideas.
(2) UCL is brilliant ideas full.
(3) The vice-dean leaves UCL brilliant ideas full.
(4) Brilliant ideas are full.
I know (1) is the most grammatical and common, but I would like to know whether other twos are also
acceptable or at least marginally acceptable. I need your language intuition
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