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Believer Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
How are the sentences different?
Hi,
Please tell me how they are different. I am not asking for the answers to the questions but rather, whether how the differences in forms affect their meaning.
1. Can an adverb modify a verb?
2. Can the adverb modify the verb?
3. Can a bear eat apples?
4. Can the bear eat apples?
I think when you are making a general statement, one of the typical articles to use is the; thus, when making a general statement, the forms shown in No.2 and No. 4 are what you need. Right?
Please tell me how they are different. I am not asking for the answers to the questions but rather, whether how the differences in forms affect their meaning.
1. Can an adverb modify a verb?
2. Can the adverb modify the verb?
3. Can a bear eat apples?
4. Can the bear eat apples?
I think when you are making a general statement, one of the typical articles to use is the; thus, when making a general statement, the forms shown in No.2 and No. 4 are what you need. Right?
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» Is there such an adverb that would be able to modify a verb? » Can this particular (probably mentioned before in the speech) adverd modify this particular (also mentioned above) verb? ## 3 and 4 — analogously...
- » Is there such an adverb that would be able to modify a verb?
- » Can this particular (probably mentioned before in the speech) adverd modify this particular (also mentioned above) verb?
- ## 3 and 4 — analogously...
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«Can an adverb modify a verb?»
Is there such an adverb that would be able to modify a verb?
«Can the adverb modify the verb?»
Can this particular (probably mentioned before in the speech) adverd modify this particular (also mentioned above) verb?
## 3 and 4 — analogously...
Is there such an adverb that would be able to modify a verb?
«Can the adverb modify the verb?»
Can this particular (probably mentioned before in the speech) adverd modify this particular (also mentioned above) verb?
## 3 and 4 — analogously...
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