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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

Characterize strings of words

Hello,

I need help characterizing strings of words according to their part of speech.

I am dealing with [ADP DET NOUN] and [VERB DET ADJ] sequences. Can I identify them as being a certain type of clause ?

Thank you in advance !

  

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anonymous ADP DET NOUN What does that mean? anonymous VERB DET ADJ] What does that mean? Please understand that the terms your teacher is using may not be universally understood.

— Mister Micawber

  • anonymous ADP DET NOUN What does that mean?
  • anonymous VERB DET ADJ] What does that mean?
  • Please understand that the terms your teacher is using may not be universally understood.
  • There are many grammars of English.
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anonymousADP DET NOUN

What does that mean?

anonymousVERB DET ADJ]

What does that mean?

Please understand that the terms your teacher is using may not be universally understood. There are many grammars of English.

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[adposition, determiner, noun ] and [verb determiner adjective]

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anonymousI am dealing with [ADP DET NOUN] and [VERB DET ADJ] sequences. Can I identify them as being a certain type of clause ?

Then neither of those necessitates a clause. Sorry, but I don't understand your question.

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What I am wondering is ; can I assume these groups of words are of a particular type just by looking at their part of speech ?

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