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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
GERUND or PARTICIPIAL?
Hello!! I wanted to know if you can help me to figure out which of these two options is the correct one.
I was given a sentence so as to analise and check whether it is a gerundial or participial clause...
"HE HAD NO INTENTION OF SINGING AT BIRTHDAY PARTIES"
what about the category of the prepositional complement??
I was given a sentence so as to analise and check whether it is a gerundial or participial clause...
"HE HAD NO INTENTION OF SINGING AT BIRTHDAY PARTIES"
what about the category of the prepositional complement??
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The object of a preposition is always a noun. Does that answer your question?
- The object of a preposition is always a noun.
- Does that answer your question?
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The object of a preposition is always a noun. Does that answer your question?
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