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Listenever Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Baby take control now
This is lyrics of a song called 'My house' (full lyrics):
Welcome to my house
Baby take control now
We can't even slow down
We don't like to go out
In the second line, 'Baby' refers to a girl, and it seems a vocative. Is it a vocative? Or is it the subject of the imperative sentence?
Welcome to my house
Baby take control now
We can't even slow down
We don't like to go out
In the second line, 'Baby' refers to a girl, and it seems a vocative. Is it a vocative? Or is it the subject of the imperative sentence?
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listenever Is it a vocative? Or is it the subject of the imperative sentence? A comma after "Baby" would help, but in any case, it's both.
- listenever Is it a vocative?
- Or is it the subject of the imperative sentence?
- A comma after "Baby" would help, but in any case, it's both.
- CJ
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listeneverIs it a vocative? Or is it the subject of the imperative sentence?A comma after "Baby" would help, but in any case, it's both.
CJ
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