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Allexkramer432 Posted 7 years ago
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Complex Subject Participle Adjective?
I’m still so caught in the transition between old and new that I have trouble sometimes with these things. That’s why I was confused about it being a subordinate clause, since I had considered it a phrase. What is the designations for both now? Traditionally, a clause had to contain a subject.
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allexkramer432 I’m still so caught in the transition between old and new that I have trouble sometimes with these things. Me too! Don't feel like the Lone Ranger.
- allexkramer432 I’m still so caught in the transition between old and new that I have trouble sometimes with these things.
- Me too!
- Don't feel like the Lone Ranger.
- allexkramer432 Traditionally, a clause had to contain a subject.
- Except for imperatives, of course, where the subject is implicit.
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allexkramer432I’m still so caught in the transition between old and new that I have trouble sometimes with these things.
Me too! Don't feel like the Lone Ranger.
allexkramer432Traditionally, a clause had to contain a subject.
Except for imperatives, of course, where the subject is implicit.
Implicit subjects
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