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Mikael Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Difficult (adjective)
I've learnt that an adjective qualifies or modifies a noun but I've seen some phrases where it's hard to see it.
i'm gonna use the adjective difficult to exemplify:
It will be very difficult to prove that they are guilty
Many things make it difficult for women to reach the top in US business.
He finds it extremely difficult being a single parent.
The noise outside made it difficult to concentrate
I cannot see the adjective modifying the noun in the four sentences showed above.
Can somebody expain it to me?
i'm gonna use the adjective difficult to exemplify:
It will be very difficult to prove that they are guilty
Many things make it difficult for women to reach the top in US business.
He finds it extremely difficult being a single parent.
The noise outside made it difficult to concentrate
I cannot see the adjective modifying the noun in the four sentences showed above.
Can somebody expain it to me?
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Adjectives can be used in other ways too: He is young. Young is an adjective but there isn't a single noun in the sentence. CB
- Adjectives can be used in other ways too: He is young.
- Young is an adjective but there isn't a single noun in the sentence.
- CB
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Adjectives can be used in other ways too: He is young. Young is an adjective but there isn't a single noun in the sentence.
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