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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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Participle after noun - anywhere in sentence OK?
Hi. Please tell me if what are said is correct. Would you say no matter where the parts uderlined be in a sentence, it is correct?
The man in purple shirt/wearing a purple shirt is my friend.
I think the above can be said to be this:
The man who is in purple shirt/ who is wearing a purple shirt is my friend.
Likewise, I think this is correct.
My friend is that man in purple shirt.
And I thinkthis can be written as
The man in purple shirt is my friend.
The man in purple shirt/wearing a purple shirt is my friend.
I think the above can be said to be this:
The man who is in purple shirt/ who is wearing a purple shirt is my friend.
Likewise, I think this is correct.
My friend is that man in purple shirt.
And I thinkthis can be written as
The man in purple shirt is my friend.
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Anonymous Hi. Please tell me if what are said is correct. Would you say no matter where the parts uderlined be in a sentence, it is correct?
- Anonymous Hi.
- Please tell me if what are said is correct.
- Would you say no matter where the parts uderlined be in a sentence, it is correct?
- The man in the purple shirt/wearing a (the) purple shirt is my friend.
- I think the above can be said to be this: The man who is in the purple shir t/ who is wearing a (the) purple shirt is my friend.
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AnonymousHi. Please tell me if what are said is correct. Would you say no matter where the parts uderlined be in a sentence, it is correct?
The man in the purple shirt/wearing a (the) purple shirt is my friend.
I think the above can be said to be this:
The man who is in the purple shirt/ who is
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