Ridiculously convoluted
am reading "DOG MAN three stories in one DAV PILKEY" .
...and ridiculously convoluted plot lines.
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He is in year 2. What does "ridiculously" mean here?
How do we know that convoluted is not a verb and adjective?
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Jigneshbharati [ridiculously convoluted plot lines]. The bracketed part is a unit of meaning. It ends with a noun ( lines ).
- Jigneshbharati [ridiculously convoluted plot lines].
- The bracketed part is a unit of meaning.
- It ends with a noun ( lines ).
- Everything before that noun has something to do with modifying that noun.
- 'plot' is a noun, too, but it modifies 'lines' by telling us what kind of lines the writer is talking about.
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Jigneshbharati [ridiculously convoluted plot lines].
The bracketed part is a unit of meaning. It ends with a noun (lines). Everything before that noun has something to do with modifying that noun.
'plot' is a noun, too, but it modifies 'lines' by telling us what kind of lines the writer is talking about.
'convoluted' is the past partici
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