Modifier in the NP
Then there’s the “royalist or not, it’s hard not to be moved by this celebration of the Queen” approach, which seems to include younger people wanting to partake of some – partly manufactured – collective feeling.
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Is “royalist or not, it’s hard not to be moved by this celebration of the Queen” a modifier in the NP?
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anonymous Is “royalist or not, it’s hard not to be moved by this celebration of the Queen” a modifier in the NP? It modifies "approach" adjectivally.
- anonymous Is “royalist or not, it’s hard not to be moved by this celebration of the Queen” a modifier in the NP?
- It modifies "approach" adjectivally.
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anonymousIs “royalist or not, it’s hard not to be moved by this celebration of the Queen” a modifier in the NP?
It modifies "approach" adjectivally.
0anonymousIs “royalist or not, it’s hard not to be moved by this celebration of the Queen” a modifier in the NP?
Assuming you're taking "approach" as the head of this NP, yes.
CJ
0What NP are you referring to?
There is no NP.
The entire sequence royalist or not, it’s hard not to be moved by this celebration of the Queen would not normally be analysed in a tree diagram, but simply labelled as a 'quotation' or such like.
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