0
Eunjinny Posted 17 years ago
Ex)) In Exodus, Yaweh seems to take up residence in this tent-shrine, his glory encamped among the Israelites
I see sentences with the form of 'subject + adjective or participle, after 'comma', without verb and connectors.
Whenever I see sentences like this, it's hard to make any sense of it.
Could you explain?
Thank you.
Grammar
Noun+Participle
Ex)) In Exodus, Yaweh seems to take up residence in this tent-shrine, his glory encamped among the Israelites
I see sentences with the form of 'subject + adjective or participle, after 'comma', without verb and connectors.
Whenever I see sentences like this, it's hard to make any sense of it.
Could you explain?
Thank you.
Top answer
If you are going to ask about Bible passages please cite them in standard notation (Book Chapter:Verse) and also cite the translation you are using. As you probably know there are a large number of English language translations of the Bible so paraphrasing doesn't really help.
- If you are going to ask about Bible passages please cite them in standard notation (Book Chapter:Verse) and also cite the translation you are using.
- As you probably know there are a large number of English language translations of the Bible so paraphrasing doesn't really help.
Get the Weekly English Kit 📬
New words, one handy idiom, and a 2-minute quiz — delivered to your inbox to keep your streak alive.
2 Answers
0
If you are going to ask about Bible passages please cite them in standard notation (Book Chapter:Verse) and also cite the translation you are using. As you probably know there are a large number of English language translations of the Bible so paraphrasing doesn't really help.
00
Related Questions