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Tkacka15 Posted 7 years ago
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I don't like fish much
I don't like fish much.
Is much a complement and an adjunct (at the same time) in the sentence above?
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tkacka15 (at the same time) No. That never happens. It's one thing or another, not both.
- tkacka15 (at the same time) No.
- That never happens.
- It's one thing or another, not both.
- It's an adjunct.
- I don't like fish is complete as it stands.
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tkacka15(at the same time)
No. That never happens. It's one thing or another, not both. It's an adjunct.
I don't like fish is complete as it stands. 'like' takes only one complement, and 'fish' is its complement.
CJ
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