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Dileepa Posted 6 years ago
Grammar
Can "uninvited" act as an adverb?
I found the following sentence on a movie. What I cannot understand is the usage of "uninvited" here. I mean, it seems as though it has an adverbial meaning, I'm not precisely sure about it. Therefore, could someone please let me know what are the grammar rules associated with the that part.
Please, don't come here uninvited again.
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It's adjectival. You are uninvited if they did not ask you to come. It's the same structure as "come here late" and "come here alone".
- It's adjectival.
- You are uninvited if they did not ask you to come.
- It's the same structure as "come here late" and "come here alone".
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It's adjectival. You are uninvited if they did not ask you to come. It's the same structure as "come here late" and "come here alone".
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