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Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
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much to the couple's annoyance.
A best man (Wilson) stays on as a houseguest with the newlyweds, much to the couple's annoyance.
What does 'much to the couple's annoyance' modify?
What does 'much to the couple's annoyance' modify?
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the sentence adverbial modifies the whole clause: "A best man (Wilson) stays on as a houseguest with the newlyweds". This is what annoys the copuple very much
- the sentence adverbial modifies the whole clause: "A best man (Wilson) stays on as a houseguest with the newlyweds".
- This is what annoys the copuple very much
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the sentence adverbial modifies the whole clause: "A best man (Wilson) stays on as a houseguest with the newlyweds".
This is what annoys the copuple very much
This is what annoys the copuple very much
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