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Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
What would the terms "no longer.." be in this sentence? Would they be participial phrases because they have "to" but then what would the phrases "no longer" be? Someone HELP!
And instantly he started walking again, started walking swiftly and impatiently, no longer to his home, no longer to his father, no longer back.
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What would the terms "no longer.." be in this sentence? Would they be participial phrases because they have "to" but then what would the phrases "no longer" be? Someone HELP!
And instantly he started walking again, started walking swiftly and impatiently, no longer to his home, no longer to his father, no longer back.
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I would take them as adverbial, Anon. MrP
- I would take them as adverbial, Anon.
- MrP
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