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Ericsteef Posted 18 years ago
2 They must think I’m not interested.
Linguistics Studies
Is my analyse fine?
b 1 They mustn’t think I’m interested.
2 They must think I’m not interested.
Do these sentences have the same meaning?
the first one analyse is "they" pronoun functioning as subject
"musn't" a negated modals.
"think" main verb
"i'am" is direct object
"interested" object predicate.
is there comment on my analyse?
and what is the analyse of " i am not interested" in the second sentence"?
Top answer
These sentences are compose of 2 clauses. 1. They mustn’t think I’m interested.
- These sentences are compose of 2 clauses.
- 1.
- They mustn’t think I’m interested.
- Main clause: They mustn't think dependent clause (direct object of think): I am not interested.
- Here is the way to consider this sentence.
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These sentences are compose of 2 clauses.
dependent clause (direct object of think): I am not interested.
Here is the way to consider this sentence.
I musn't think about my poor car, it is so broken and it hurts me to think about it. I will try not to think about
1. They mustn’t think I’m interested.
Main clause: They mustn't thinkdependent clause (direct object of think): I am not interested.
Here is the way to consider this sentence.
I musn't think about my poor car, it is so broken and it hurts me to think about it. I will try not to think about
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