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Cup cake Posted 11 years ago
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Hi,
I'm wondering what function the word, 'unlocked' has in the following sentence:
'Never leave your car unlocked in a shopping centre car park.'
I know it's the past participle, but is it in tense form, or just part of the subject?
Thanks.
Cup Cake.
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I'm wondering what function the word, 'unlocked' has in the following sentence:
'Never leave your car unlocked in a shopping centre car park.'
I know it's the past participle, but is it in tense form, or just part of the subject?
Thanks.
Cup Cake.
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It's the past participle, here used as an adjective modifying 'car'.
- It's the past participle, here used as an adjective modifying 'car'.
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