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Dudumuzik Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
"Are you prepared"
"Are you prepared"
Does this verb "prepare" has a subject here ?When we say "I am prepared",is it meaning "sth prepared me?"or "sb prepared me"?
Does this verb "prepare" has a subject here ?When we say "I am prepared",is it meaning "sth prepared me?"or "sb prepared me"?
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SVC V = are
- SVC V = are
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Does this verb "prepare" has have a subject here ?
prepared is derived from a verb, but it is not a verb in this sentence. It is an adjective meaning "ready". It has nothing to do with "someone or something prepared me". You may have prepared yourself, i.e., made yourself ready.
Are you prepared? = Are you ready?
prepared is derived from a verb, but it is not a verb in this sentence. It is an adjective meaning "ready". It has nothing to do with "someone or something prepared me". You may have prepared yourself, i.e., made yourself ready.
Are you prepared? = Are you ready?
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