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Mikejiang0819 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

Noun + verbal

Hi Teachers.

Are both of below two sentences grammatically correct?

1. "Learning grammar is difficult."

2. "Grammar learning is difficult."

from my point, "grammar" is the object of "learning" in the first sentence, and is an adjective which modifies "learning" in the second sentence. Does such point make sense?

Thanks for your reply.
  

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mikejiang0819 Are both of below two sentences grammatically correct? 1. " 2.

— CalifJim

  • mikejiang0819 Are both of below two sentences grammatically correct?
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  • " Yes, but the second strikes me as unusual and somewhat awkward.
  • mikejiang0819 from my point, "grammar" is the object of "learning" in the first sentence, and is an adjective which modifies "learning" in the second sentence.
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mikejiang0819Are both of below two sentences grammatically correct?
1. "Learning grammar is difficult."
2. "Grammar learning is difficult."
Yes, but the second strikes me as unusual and somewhat awkward.
mikejiang0819from my point, "grammar" is the object of "learning" in the first sentence, and is an adjective which modifies "l
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