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Hanuman_2000 Posted 21 years ago
Grammar

Kind of adverb

Sir,


1. Write the following "as " mixed number and "then as " decimals.


I have to underline adverbs in the above sentence.The words in quotes are my choices.

But what are their kinds?

Thanks.
  

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I think it should be ' a mixed number'. I would consider 'as' in both cases as prepositions, and the prepositional phrases ('as a mixed number', 'as decimals') as adverbial modifiers of 'write', as is 'then'.

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  • I think it should be ' a mixed number'.
  • I would consider 'as' in both cases as prepositions, and the prepositional phrases ('as a mixed number', 'as decimals') as adverbial modifiers of 'write', as is 'then'.
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I think it should be 'a mixed number'.

I would consider 'as' in both cases as prepositions, and the prepositional phrases ('as a mixed number', 'as decimals') as adverbial modifiers of 'write', as is 'then'.
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