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Anonymous Posted 6 years ago
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Grammar?
She is from Italy.
In the sentence, Is the phrase 'from Italy' a complement or an adjunct?
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In general, complements are expressions that are required complete a predicate. You don't have much of a sentence if you have only "She is". anonymous a complement or an adjunct?
- In general, complements are expressions that are required complete a predicate.
- You don't have much of a sentence if you have only "She is".
- anonymous a complement or an adjunct?
- complement CJ
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In general, complements are expressions that are required complete a predicate. You don't have much of a sentence if you have only "She is".
anonymousa complement or an adjunct?
complement
CJ
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