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Anonymous Posted 5 years ago
Grammar

Pity you didn't let me know.

"Pity you didn't let me know."

Is the cited wording a clause, a noun phrase or an adjective phrase? And if it is a clause, what is the subject of that clause?

  

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It's a clause, shortened from "It's a pity (that) you didn't let me know".

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  • It's a clause, shortened from "It's a pity (that) you didn't let me know".
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It's a clause, shortened from "It's a pity (that) you didn't let me know".

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anonymouswhat is the subject

It is a "Pity (that) you didn't let me know".

Two subjects (underlined). Two clauses, the first one implied.

CJ

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