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Moon7296 Posted 16 years ago
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Although major terrorist attacks in high-profile destinations such as New York, London, Madrid or Bali often receive the bulk of attention, such tragedies occur frequently in all parts of the world.
How can a dependent clause (Although ~,) have two verbs as shown in italics and in the underlined part.
Isn't "major terrorist" a subject and "attacks" a verb in Although clause?
Then how can a verb("receive") come again in the same clause?
How can a dependent clause (Although ~,) have two verbs as shown in italics and in the underlined part.
Isn't "major terrorist" a subject and "attacks" a verb in Although clause?
Then how can a verb("receive") come again in the same clause?
Top answer
Attacks is a plural noun. Major and terrorist are adjectives.
- Attacks is a plural noun.
- Major and terrorist are adjectives.
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Attacks is a plural noun. Major and terrorist are adjectives.
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