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Debpriya De Posted 17 years ago
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" For her to have survived this ordeal is amazing."
In this sentence , is " For her to have survived " used as a noun phrase ?
What is the meaning of the sentence ?
Does it mean that the event of her survival is amazing or does it mean that (for her) "surviving this ordeal " is amazing ?
In this sentence , is " For her to have survived " used as a noun phrase ?
What is the meaning of the sentence ?
Does it mean that the event of her survival is amazing or does it mean that (for her) "surviving this ordeal " is amazing ?
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" In this sentence , is " For her to have survived " used as a noun phrase ? Yes What is the meaning of the sentence ? Does it mean that the event of her survival is amazing Yes or does it mean that (for her) "surviving this ordeal " is amazing ?
- " In this sentence , is " For her to have survived " used as a noun phrase ?
- Yes What is the meaning of the sentence ?
- Does it mean that the event of her survival is amazing Yes or does it mean that (for her) "surviving this ordeal " is amazing ?
- No.
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Hi,
For her to have survived this ordeal is amazing."
In this sentence , is " For her to have survived " used as a noun phrase ? Yes
What is the meaning of the sentence ?
Does it mean that the event of her survival is amazing Yes
or does it mean that (for her) "surviving this ordeal " is amazing ? No. That meaning would be written as " For her,
For her to have survived this ordeal is amazing."
In this sentence , is " For her to have survived " used as a noun phrase ? Yes
What is the meaning of the sentence ?
Does it mean that the event of her survival is amazing Yes
or does it mean that (for her) "surviving this ordeal " is amazing ? No. That meaning would be written as " For her,
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