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Tkacka15 Posted 8 years ago
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Impressive display from the Hornets, this.

"Looks like Watford have done more than enough. They lead 2-0 and the ball is spending most of its time in the Brighton half. Impressive display from the Hornets, this. Some had tipped them to go done. Not on this evidence."

(From the BBC Sport football report.)

In the passage above, is the sentence Impressive display from the Hornets, this a small clause?

  

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tkacka15 a small clause What does that grammar term mean?

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tkacka15 a small clause

What does that grammar term mean?

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