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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
Grammar

participle as adjective?

Hi,
Would it safe to treat these participles, both present and past. as an adjective?
Can I put the word 'almost' threre?

His eyes are (almost??) glazed.
The homework is (almost?) finished.
This monkey is (almost?) dancing.
  

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The past forms are adjectives; the ing form is not you have formed a progressive verb.

— Mister Micawber

  • The past forms are adjectives; the ing form is not you have formed a progressive verb.
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The past forms are adjectives; the ing form is not you have formed a progressive verb.
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