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Emilylion Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

Relative Clause and Past Participles As Adjective ???

1-) The Shared Bone
2-) Bone That Is Shared

What is the different ? Or Same ?
  

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As they stand, there is no difference in intent.

  • As they stand, there is no difference in intent.
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As they stand, there is no difference in intent.
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or the bones that have been shared and the bones that had been shared ???

and i wanna ask something. '' the shared bones '' ------ past participle as adjective ???
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emilylionor the bones that have been shared and the bones that had been shared
Of course: they refer to different times, just as 'have' and 'had' do.
emilylionthe shared bones '' ------ past participle as adjective
Yes: the tired teacher, the lost days, the abandoned career.
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ok thank you so much Emotion: smile but i want to ask something ( sorry about my folly
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No, they are just past participles used as adjectives.

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