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Debpriya De Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Did I do something wrong ?
"Did I do something wrong?"
What is the function of "wrong" in the sentence?
Is it an adverb modifying "do" or is it an adjective complement qualifying "something" ?
What is the function of "wrong" in the sentence?
Is it an adverb modifying "do" or is it an adjective complement qualifying "something" ?
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I'd call it an adjective post modifier. " Let's try something simple. )
- I'd call it an adjective post modifier.
- " Let's try something simple.
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I'd call it an adjective post modifier. It qualifies "something." Let's try something simple.
I think a complement follows the "being verb." (She is wrong!)
I think a complement follows the "being verb." (She is wrong!)
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"What wrong did I do ?"
What about this sentence? Is "wrong" a noun here?
What about this sentence? Is "wrong" a noun here?
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"What wrong did I do ?"
It's okay, You're right, it's a noun.
I often hear, "What wrong have I done you?"
You probably won't hear it among the uneducated.
It's okay, You're right, it's a noun.
I often hear, "What wrong have I done you?"
You probably won't hear it among the uneducated.
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