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Teo Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
Do we have far to go?
Do we have far to go? (Reading Plus, Level One, page 21)
What does the above sentence mean? Is the word far used as a noun here?
What does the above sentence mean? Is the word far used as a noun here?
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The question asks for an estimation of the distance to be travelled. '. More likely, it is just an adverb in an unusual position: ' Do we have to go far?
- The question asks for an estimation of the distance to be travelled.
- '.
- More likely, it is just an adverb in an unusual position: ' Do we have to go far?
- ' (Julie: Edited to get rid of the angel)
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The question asks for an estimation of the distance to be travelled.
Yes, it does seem to be an adjective turned into a noun, doesn't it?-- 'Do we have [ a ] far [distance] to go?'. More likely, it is just an adverb in an unusual position: 'Do we have to go far?'
(Julie: Edited to get rid of the angel)
Yes, it does seem to be an adjective turned into a noun, doesn't it?-- 'Do we have [ a ] far [distance] to go?'. More likely, it is just an adverb in an unusual position: 'Do we have to go far?'
(Julie: Edited to get rid of the angel)
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Mister, I think that the sentence "Do we have far to go? is gramatically not correct. What do you have to say on this?
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And thanks for booting out the angel, Julie. Pesky things, always flitting in when I type a parenthesis. Emoticons-- ya gotta hate 'em!
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