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Teo Posted 18 years ago
Linguistics Studies
How, interrogative adjective
1. How do you go to school? I go to school by bus.
2. How is the weather today? It's fine.
In #1, how is an interrogative adverb.
In #2, is how an interrogative adjective?
2. How is the weather today? It's fine.
In #1, how is an interrogative adverb.
In #2, is how an interrogative adjective?
Top answer
No, it's an adverb too: "2. "
- No, it's an adverb too: "2.
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No, it's an adverb too: "2. In what state or condition: How is she today?"
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Then there is such a thing as a predicate adverb (in addition to predicate nouns and predicate adjectives)?
I've always thought so, and I've always wondered why the grammar books seem to restrict the possibilities after a linking verb to noun or adjective.
She is fine. (She is how?) How is she?
CJ
I've always thought so, and I've always wondered why the grammar books seem to restrict the possibilities after a linking verb to noun or adjective.
She is fine. (She is how?) How is she?
CJ
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I understand your answer, but how do you define an interrogative adjective?
What are your criterions?
What are your criterions?
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