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Bmojtaba Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
present participle
Sometimes present participle function as adjectives sometimes as nouns....so what's the role of participle in the following phrases??
Urban:having to with city or towns
Bigamy : having two wives or husbands at the same time
'having 'function as adjective or gerund ???is it possible to say because 'urban' is adjective 'having to' is adjective too and 'having' is gerund because of noun????
Urban:having to with city or towns
Bigamy : having two wives or husbands at the same time
'having 'function as adjective or gerund ???is it possible to say because 'urban' is adjective 'having to' is adjective too and 'having' is gerund because of noun????
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bmojtaba is it possible to say because 'urban' is adjective 'having to' is adjective too and 'having' is gerund because of noun Yes, that is a good argument.
- bmojtaba is it possible to say because 'urban' is adjective 'having to' is adjective too and 'having' is gerund because of noun Yes, that is a good argument.
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bmojtabais it possible to say because 'urban' is adjective 'having to' is adjective too and 'having' is gerund because of nounYes, that is a good argument.
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