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Park sang joon Posted 12 years ago
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It is easy for object to do
1) "It won't be any easier to understand for an educated native speaker, only it will feel different."
A) I think 'for an educated native speaker' is post-posed, so what case can the subject of to-infinitive be post-posed in?
B) And I think #1 means "It won't easier even for an educated native speaker to understand"; am I right?
C) Is it possible that 'it' is a pronoun indicating a preceding noun or clause and 'to under stand' is an adverbial phrase?
A) I think 'for an educated native speaker' is post-posed, so what case can the subject of to-infinitive be post-posed in?
B) And I think #1 means "It won't easier even for an educated native speaker to understand"; am I right?
C) Is it possible that 'it' is a pronoun indicating a preceding noun or clause and 'to under stand' is an adverbial phrase?
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