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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Does linking verb's complement needs to be infront of them?
Do they? i often heard this :
What a fine day it is.
A corpse that is!
is that it?
Do complement really need to be infront of linking verbs? Or it is only used in speech? or did it changed its functions? :0
What a fine day it is.
A corpse that is!
is that it?
Do complement really need to be infront of linking verbs? Or it is only used in speech? or did it changed its functions? :0
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I think these are exclamatory sentences, Anon. Of course it's flipped in question order.
- I think these are exclamatory sentences, Anon.
- Of course it's flipped in question order.
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I think these are exclamatory sentences, Anon.
Of course it's flipped in question order.
Of course it's flipped in question order.
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