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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Clauses
I understand well enough what difference a few days can make
Am i right when i say that I understand well enough is the main clause and what difference a few days can make is the subordinate clause? and is what a conjunction here? or just an adjective?
Am i right when i say that I understand well enough is the main clause and what difference a few days can make is the subordinate clause? and is what a conjunction here? or just an adjective?
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THe entire thing is the main clause. "
- THe entire thing is the main clause.
- "
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THe entire thing is the main clause.
I -- the subject
understand -- the simple verb
well enough -- how you understand, so an adverb phrase modifying the main verb
what difference a few days can make -- the entire noun phrase that is the object of "understand."
I -- the subject
understand -- the simple verb
well enough -- how you understand, so an adverb phrase modifying the main verb
what difference a few days can make -- the entire noun phrase that is the object of "understand."
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