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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Participles as Adjectives and their Position
Can anyone help me explain why the position of adjective is different in these two examples:
1. unelected people's council (adjective is before the noun)
2. elections scheduled for next month (adjective is after the noun)
1. unelected people's council (adjective is before the noun)
2. elections scheduled for next month (adjective is after the noun)
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These examples maybe will help - 1. We have a scheduled election next month 2. We have an election scheduled next month 1.
- These examples maybe will help - 1.
- We have a scheduled election next month 2.
- We have an election scheduled next month 1.
- means "We have a planned election; it will be next month" = "We have next month a planned election" 2.
- means "We have an election.
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These examples maybe will help -
1. We have a scheduled election next month
2. We have an election scheduled next month
1. means "We have a planned election; it will be next month" = "We have next month a planned election"
2. means "We have an election. It is planned for next month"
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1. We have a scheduled election next month
2. We have an election scheduled next month
1. means "We have a planned election; it will be next month" = "We have next month a planned election"
2. means "We have an election. It is planned for next month"
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