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Park sang joon Posted 11 years ago
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I could just eat a [little something].
1. I could just eat a little something.
2. This is a little something for you.
I'd like to know except for "little" if there are any adjectives to modify "something" behind it.
Thank you in advance for your help.
2. This is a little something for you.
I'd like to know except for "little" if there are any adjectives to modify "something" behind it.
Thank you in advance for your help.
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park sang joon I'd like to know except for "little" if there are any adjectives to modify "something" behind it. Many, I suppose. These spring to mind: a special something an unpleasant something a mysterious something an inevitable something
- park sang joon I'd like to know except for "little" if there are any adjectives to modify "something" behind it.
- Many, I suppose.
- These spring to mind: a special something an unpleasant something a mysterious something an inevitable something
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park sang joonI'd like to know except for "little" if there are any adjectives to modify "something" behind it.Many, I suppose. These spring to mind:
a special something
an unpleasant something
a mysterious something
an inevitable something
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Thank you, Mr. Micawber, for yet another very helpful answer from you. 
Then I'd also like to know if "anything" has many adject
Then I'd also like to know if "anything" has many adject
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park sang joonhen I'd also like to know if "anything" has many adjectives to modify it before it too.None springs to mind. Perhaps you can find some in a corpus: http://corpus.byu.edu
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