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Bmojtaba Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Present participle
EX.'I got a note from her urging me to get in touch'
Is urging me to get in touch an adjective phrase??? could the whole sentence be like 'I got a note from her that (she urged or she was urging )me to get in touch'?if not what the whole sentence could be like?
Is urging me to get in touch an adjective phrase??? could the whole sentence be like 'I got a note from her that (she urged or she was urging )me to get in touch'?if not what the whole sentence could be like?
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The sentence has no elisions. I got a note from her urging me to get in touch = I got a note from her which urged me to get in touch.
- The sentence has no elisions.
- I got a note from her urging me to get in touch = I got a note from her which urged me to get in touch.
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The sentence has no elisions.
I got a note from her urging me to get in touch = I got a note from her which urged me to get in touch.
I got a note from her urging me to get in touch = I got a note from her which urged me to get in touch.
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