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Eipjoo Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
object complement or adverbial phrase?
In the example:
Still after nine months together her love for him possessed her almost to the exclusion of all other thought.
Is the phrase ‘almost to the exclusion of all other thought’ object complement or adverbial phrase?
Still after nine months together her love for him possessed her almost to the exclusion of all other thought.
Is the phrase ‘almost to the exclusion of all other thought’ object complement or adverbial phrase?
Top answer
Adverbial to 'possessed'.
- Adverbial to 'possessed'.
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