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Ravi Kumar demansol Posted 10 years ago
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HI all, I will be greatly greatful , if you can help me out on this?
As all we know that pronoun is used as nouns or used to modify nouns.
But i have come across something which goes just no where from rule, but interestingly it makes absolutely grammatically correct.
'CALL ME IMMEDIATELY"
please note: In the above sentence 'Me' which is a personal pronoun modifying as Adverb.
so please , please help me how is this happening under what conditions or exceptions or cases it happens.
It will be great you can provide more examples with the same.
Thankfully thank you in advance..
As all we know that pronoun is used as nouns or used to modify nouns.
But i have come across something which goes just no where from rule, but interestingly it makes absolutely grammatically correct.
'CALL ME IMMEDIATELY"
please note: In the above sentence 'Me' which is a personal pronoun modifying as Adverb.
so please , please help me how is this happening under what conditions or exceptions or cases it happens.
It will be great you can provide more examples with the same.
Thankfully thank you in advance..
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Ravi Kumar demansol 'CALL ME IMMEDIATELY" please note: In the above sentence 'Me' which is a personal pronoun modifying as Adverb No, it ism't. It is the direct object of the verb 'Call'.
- Ravi Kumar demansol 'CALL ME IMMEDIATELY" please note: In the above sentence 'Me' which is a personal pronoun modifying as Adverb No, it ism't.
- It is the direct object of the verb 'Call'.
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Ravi Kumar demansol'CALL ME IMMEDIATELY" please note: In the above sentence 'Me' which is a personal pronoun modifying as AdverbNo, it ism't. It is the direct object of the verb 'Call'.
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