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Hans51 Posted 12 years ago
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"In front of the building will be convenient."
"On the agenda was easing the commute and custom procedures."
I think that it is an inverted sentence so it can be rewritten to "Easing the commute and custom procedures was on the agenda." and the subject is Easing...procedures, But I l also heard that preposition phrases can be a subject like the following.
"In front of the building will be convenient."
And then can we just say On the agenda is a subject?
Thank you so much and take good care.
I think that it is an inverted sentence so it can be rewritten to "Easing the commute and custom procedures was on the agenda." and the subject is Easing...procedures, But I l also heard that preposition phrases can be a subject like the following.
"In front of the building will be convenient."
And then can we just say On the agenda is a subject?
Thank you so much and take good care.
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Hans51 And then can we just say On the agenda is a subject? No; it is adverbial. " 'In front of the building' is the named place.
- Hans51 And then can we just say On the agenda is a subject?
- No; it is adverbial.
- " 'In front of the building' is the named place.
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Hans51And then can we just say On the agenda is a subject?No; it is adverbial.
Hans51In front of the building will be convenient."'In front of the building' is the named place.
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