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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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Are your DVDs scratched up? Sentence
I want to make sure that the "ed" on "scratch" is because of the word "to be(are) and not an adjective." Am I right?
Are your DVDs scratched up?
Also is my question sentence correct? Do I need to put question mark after adjective?
I want to make sure that the "ed" on "scratch" is because of the word "to be(are) and not an adjective." Am I right?
Are your DVDs scratched up?
Also is my question sentence correct? Do I need to put question mark after adjective?
I want to make sure that the "ed" on "scratch" is because of the word "to be(are) and not an adjective." Am I right?
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-- I'd call it a predicate adjective Also is my question sentence correct? -- Yes, but your last quotation mark is misplaced. -- No .
- -- I'd call it a predicate adjective Also is my question sentence correct?
- -- Yes, but your last quotation mark is misplaced.
- -- No .
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Are your DVDs scratched up?-- I'd call it a predicate adjective
Also is my question sentence correct?-- Yes, but your last quotation mark is misplaced. Do I need to put question mark after adjective?-- No.
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Are your DVDs scratched up?-- I'd call it a predicate adjective
Also is my question sentence correct?-- Yes, but your last quotation mark is misplaced. Do I need to put question mark after adjective?-- No.
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