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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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What part of speech is this?
Mary walked (down) the hall.
Mary walked (down) the hall.
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Mary walked (down) the hall. I take "down" as a preposition. up the flagpole behind the bush under the table If you say, "Mary walked down to meet me," I'd take "down" as an adverb.
- Mary walked (down) the hall.
- I take "down" as a preposition.
- up the flagpole behind the bush under the table If you say, "Mary walked down to meet me," I'd take "down" as an adverb.
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Mary walked (down) the hall.
I take "down" as a preposition.
up the flagpole
behind the bush
under the table
If you say, "Mary walked down to meet me," I'd take "down" as an adverb.
I take "down" as a preposition.
up the flagpole
behind the bush
under the table
If you say, "Mary walked down to meet me," I'd take "down" as an adverb.
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