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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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Complement
Hi,
"Mr Finkelstein said last night: "I am flattered if anyone thinks I am interesting enough to have lunch with. But anyone promoting either undemocratic or anti-social policies would find me a pretty closed door and hasn't to my knowledge come knocking"." [From The Independent.]
Is the "a pretty closed door" a complement of the pronoun "me"?
Does the prepositional phrase "to my knowledge" function as an adverbial in the sentence?
Thank you.
"Mr Finkelstein said last night: "I am flattered if anyone thinks I am interesting enough to have lunch with. But anyone promoting either undemocratic or anti-social policies would find me a pretty closed door and hasn't to my knowledge come knocking"." [From The Independent.]
Is the "a pretty closed door" a complement of the pronoun "me"?
Does the prepositional phrase "to my knowledge" function as an adverbial in the sentence?
Thank you.
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-- Yes. -- Yes. It is commentary.
- -- Yes.
- -- Yes.
- It is commentary.
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Is the "a pretty closed door" a complement of the pronoun "me"?-- Yes.
Does the prepositional phrase "to my knowledge" function as an adverbial in the sentence?-- Yes. It is commentary.
Does the prepositional phrase "to my knowledge" function as an adverbial in the sentence?-- Yes. It is commentary.
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