Part of speech of the phrase
Hi everyone,
I just read this sentence in my dictionary.
"I could see the other car about half a mile ahead of us."
I am not sure what part of speech the phrase "about half a mile ahead of us" is.
Is it an adverb modifying the verb "see", telling the reader where I saw the car?
Is it an adjective modifying the car, showing the reader where the car is?
Also, would anyone please help me ccorrect my grammatical mistakes if there's any.
Thank you very much
Kenny
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my grammatical mistake s if there are any. : the other car see where? : about half a mile ahead
- my grammatical mistake s if there are any.
- : the other car see where?
- : about half a mile ahead
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...my grammatical mistakes if there are any.
see what?: the other car
see where? : about half a mile ahead
0KennyLuI just read this sentence in my dictionary.
"I could see the other car about half a mile ahead of us."
I am not sure what part of speech the phrase "about half a mile ahead of us" is. Is it an adverb modifying the verb "see", telling the reader where I saw the car? Is it an adjective modifying the car, showing the reader where the car is?
Also,
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