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Liveinjapan Posted 18 years ago
Grammar

Cut a sexy and athletic profile

From the side, sleek lines cut a sexy and athletic profile, and in back, the unique deco look of the tail lamps coupled with the dual-exhaust of the V6 complete this beast.

Is cut a past participle modifying sleek lines?

The sentence could be shortened like:
Sleek lines and the unique deco look of the tail lamps complete this beast.
Right?

Thanks
LiJ
  

Top answer

Liveinjapan From the side, sleek lines cut a **** and athletic profile, and in back, the unique deco look of the tail lamps coupled with the dual-exhaust of the V6 complete this beast. Is cut a past participle modifying sleek lines ? No - the simple present tense instead.

— Hoa Thai

  • Liveinjapan From the side, sleek lines cut a **** and athletic profile, and in back, the unique deco look of the tail lamps coupled with the dual-exhaust of the V6 complete this beast.
  • Is cut a past participle modifying sleek lines ?
  • No - the simple present tense instead.
  • The clue comes from the verb complete , which is also in the simple present tense.
  • Look at this: From the side , sleek lines cut a ****....
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LiveinjapanFrom the side, sleek lines cut a **** and athletic profile, and in back, the unique deco look of the tail lamps coupled with the dual-exhaust of the V6 complete this beast.

Is cut a past participle modifying sleek lines? No - the simple present tense instead. The clue comes from the
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I understand! Thank you very much, Hoa Thai. Emotion: smile
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This is simple present.

to cut: to create/produce/generate (in this context)
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