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Vincent Teo Posted 16 years ago
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Can I say,
(a) The ambulance from the hospital came out quickly.
(b) The ambulance came out quickly from the hospital.=
(a) All the furniture in the room is new.
(b) All the furniture is new in the room.
(a) The ambulance from the hospital came out quickly.
(b) The ambulance came out quickly from the hospital.=
(a) All the furniture in the room is new.
(b) All the furniture is new in the room.
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(a) The ambulance from the hospital came out quickly. 'from the hospital' is defining 'which ambulance' and so comes straight after it == (a) All the furniture in the room is new. 'in this room' is telling us 'which furniture' and so comes straight after it.
- (a) The ambulance from the hospital came out quickly.
- 'from the hospital' is defining 'which ambulance' and so comes straight after it == (a) All the furniture in the room is new.
- 'in this room' is telling us 'which furniture' and so comes straight after it.
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(a) The ambulance from the hospital came out quickly.
'from the hospital' is defining 'which ambulance' and so comes straight after it
==
(a) All the furniture in the room is new.
'in this room' is telling us 'which furniture' and so comes straight after it.
'from the hospital' is defining 'which ambulance' and so comes straight after it
==
(a) All the furniture in the room is new.
'in this room' is telling us 'which furniture' and so comes straight after it.
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