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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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It’s all changing, right before our eyes.
It's all changing = Independent clause, right? So what is "right before our eyes," and why is there a comma?
It's all changing = Independent clause, right? So what is "right before our eyes," and why is there a comma?
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Anonymous It's all changing = Independent clause, right? Correct. Anonymous So what is "right before our eyes," and why is there a comma?
- Anonymous It's all changing = Independent clause, right?
- Correct.
- Anonymous So what is "right before our eyes," and why is there a comma?
- It is an adverbial phrase (of place).
- The comma indicates a pause in the cadence of speaking.
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AnonymousIt's all changing = Independent clause, right?Correct.
AnonymousSo what is "right before our eyes," and why is there a comma?It is an adverbial phrase (of place). The comma indicates a pause in the cadence of speaking.
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