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Rpsh Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

As yet

Who today remembers that gasoline originated as yet another invention in search of a use?

'As yet' can be a phrase, but here I think it should be an adverbial. Do you think so?
  

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I would say it is adverbial, modifying the adjective 'another'.

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  • I would say it is adverbial, modifying the adjective 'another'.
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I would say it is adverbial, modifying the adjective 'another'.
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'As yet' is not a phrase here. 'As' is a preposition, and 'yet' an adverb modifying 'another'.
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Got it, thank you!
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