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Ericsteef Posted 18 years ago
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"Christie's inspiration for Poirot"
“Christie’s” is noun of the noun phrase functions as Premodifier .
” inspiration” is the head noun of the noun phrase .
“for Poirot” is PP functions aspostmodifeir of the NP.
Is my analyse correct?
“Christie’s” is noun of the noun phrase functions as Premodifier .
” inspiration” is the head noun of the noun phrase .
“for Poirot” is PP functions aspostmodifeir of the NP.
Is my analyse correct?
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Hi, Perhaps you should mention the possesive nature of the phrase Christie's ? est wishes, Clive
- Hi, Perhaps you should mention the possesive nature of the phrase Christie's ?
- est wishes, Clive
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Hi,
Perhaps you should mention the possesive nature of the phrase Christie's ?
est wishes, Clive
Perhaps you should mention the possesive nature of the phrase Christie's ?
est wishes, Clive
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