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FrequencYouth Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Difference between ADV and ADJ Prepositional Phrases ???
Are there any tips or rules you can share with me, because I really cannot
identify adjective from adverb prepositional phrases
I know the basics, I mean when you have an example like:
Julius Caesar was one of the most successful generals
How can I identify it, is there a question I should ask, or a rule I can use to help
Thank you in advance
identify adjective from adverb prepositional phrases
I know the basics, I mean when you have an example like:
Julius Caesar was one of the most successful generals
How can I identify it, is there a question I should ask, or a rule I can use to help
Thank you in advance
Top answer
You must decide whether the phrase describes the noun or the verb action, that is all.
- You must decide whether the phrase describes the noun or the verb action, that is all.
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You must decide whether the phrase describes the noun or the verb action, that is all.
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