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Angliholic Posted 18 years ago
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it remains a mystery just how how these huge stones were brought to the site
It remains a mystery just how these huge stones were brought to the site and placed in such a specific circular arrangement.
HI,
For a start, how should I explain "just" in the above?
Second, is how-clause the real subject in the above and is it replaced by the dummy subject "it?" Thanks.
HI,
For a start, how should I explain "just" in the above?
Second, is how-clause the real subject in the above and is it replaced by the dummy subject "it?" Thanks.
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1-- Just ( = exactly) is an adverb. 2-- Yes.
- 1-- Just ( = exactly) is an adverb.
- 2-- Yes.
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Mister Micawber.Thanks, Mister.
1-- Just (= exactly) is an adverb.
2-- Yes.
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To make sure, does "just" in question also mean "on earth?"
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No. It means what I said it means. Are you intent on driving up my post count tonight? If so, it can't go on much longer; it is soon my bedtime.
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No. It means what I said it means. Are you intent on driving up my post count tonight? If so, it can't go on much longer; it is soon my bedtime.
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