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Karynoona Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Preposition+past participle
I'm a still a new learner in Grammar. So can anybody help me with this problem. It is confusing..
too concerned
preposition + past participle
I thought that after preposition is follwing by ing ?
too concerned
preposition + past participle
I thought that after preposition is follwing by ing ?
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Too is not a preposition. It is an adverb. He is too (adverb) concerned about his sister.
- Too is not a preposition.
- It is an adverb.
- He is too (adverb) concerned about his sister.
- It is too (adverb) good to (infinitive marker) be true.
- He wanted to (infinitive marker) go to (preposition) the store.
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Too is not a preposition. It is an adverb.
He is too (adverb) concerned about his sister.
It is too (adverb) good to (infinitive marker) be true.
He wanted to (infinitive marker) go to (preposition) the store.
It is very easy to confuse these words: to, too, and two. They
He is too (adverb) concerned about his sister.
It is too (adverb) good to (infinitive marker) be true.
He wanted to (infinitive marker) go to (preposition) the store.
It is very easy to confuse these words: to, too, and two. They
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