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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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Hi,
"Not for nothing is Boris the rival Downing Street is said to fear most." [From today's The Independent.]
Is my parsing of the cited sentence correct?
Boris - a subject.
the rival Downing Street is said to fear most - a complement.
Not for nothing - an adverbial.
Thank you.
"Not for nothing is Boris the rival Downing Street is said to fear most." [From today's The Independent.]
Is my parsing of the cited sentence correct?
Boris - a subject.
the rival Downing Street is said to fear most - a complement.
Not for nothing - an adverbial.
Thank you.
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