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Copysnake Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
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Hearing allegations of cruelty to animals in research settings, many are perplexed that anyone would deliberately harm an animal.
What composition is "that anyone would deliberately harm an animal. " in the sentence ?
What composition is "that anyone would deliberately harm an animal. " in the sentence ?
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Hello, copysnake, and welcome to English Forums. I am not clear on what you wish to know, but 'that anyone would deliberately harm an animal' is a subordinate clause acting as an adverbial (either complementing the whole main clause, 'many are perplexed', or perhaps modifying the adjective, 'perplexed').
- Hello, copysnake, and welcome to English Forums.
- I am not clear on what you wish to know, but 'that anyone would deliberately harm an animal' is a subordinate clause acting as an adverbial (either complementing the whole main clause, 'many are perplexed', or perhaps modifying the adjective, 'perplexed').
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Hello, copysnake, and welcome to English Forums.
I am not clear on what you wish to know, but 'that anyone would deliberately harm an animal' is a subordinate clause acting as an adverbial (either complementing the whole main clause, 'many are perplexed', or perhaps modifying the adjective, 'perplexed').
Hello, copysnake, and welcome to English Forums.
I am not clear on what you wish to know, but 'that anyone would deliberately harm an animal' is a subordinate clause acting as an adverbial (either complementing the whole main clause, 'many are perplexed', or perhaps modifying the adjective, 'perplexed').
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Hello, thank you very much for your reply .My english is not very good ,so i'm sorry it difficult to express what i'm going to say .
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No problem. I just want to be sure that I answered your question.
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No problem. I just want to be sure that I answered your question.
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