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Is there any difference between an object and extension?
If yes then What's the difference between object and extension?
I saw these structures of Simple present tense in different books. which one is correct?
sub+main verb+object
sub+main verb+object
sub+main verb+extension.
If yes then What's the difference between object and extension?
I saw these structures of Simple present tense in different books. which one is correct?
sub+main verb+object
sub+main verb+object
sub+main verb+extension.
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- Leaked Videos Is there any difference between an object and extension?
- The term 'extension' there seems unusual, as it has other linguistic meanings, but my guess: An object would appear after a transitive verb only: I saw a ghost .
- An extension would be any kind of structure in the predicate and could also appear after intransitive verbs: I can see very well .
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An object would appear after a transitive verb only: I saw a ghost.
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Leaked VideosIs there any difference between an object and extension?The term 'extension' there seems unusual, as it has other linguistic meanings, but my guess:
An object would appear after a transitive verb only: I saw a ghost.
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My opinion:
S-V: I write
S-V-ext: I write every day
S-V-DO: I write letters.
S-V-DO-ext: I write letters every day.
I would not call an object one kind of extension, but different people use terms in different ways.
S-V: I write
S-V-ext: I write every day
S-V-DO: I write letters.
S-V-DO-ext: I write letters every day.
I would not call an object one kind of extension, but different people use terms in different ways.
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