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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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Has
" Ariefiandy’s research on the dragons has him working with the lizards in remote locations far from hospital access and he’s understandably cautious." (BBC website.)
Is "has" a 'possessive' one in the above context? Does the Ariefiandy’s research 'own', in some way, Ariefiandy [Achmad Ariefiandy, with the Indonesian Komodo Survival Program]?
Is "has" a 'possessive' one in the above context? Does the Ariefiandy’s research 'own', in some way, Ariefiandy [Achmad Ariefiandy, with the Indonesian Komodo Survival Program]?
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Anonymous Is "has" a 'possessive' one in the above context? No. Have = causes .
- Anonymous Is "has" a 'possessive' one in the above context?
- No.
- Have = causes .
- It is a causal verb construction.
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AnonymousIs "has" a 'possessive' one in the above context?No. Have = causes. It is a causal verb construction.
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