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Tkacka15 Posted 8 years ago
Grammar

She made a very bad situation worse

Blundering at every point, she made a very bad situation worse.


she - a subject;

made - a predicator (a verb);

a very bad situation - a direct object;

worse - a complement (of the direct object);

Blundering at every point - an adjunct (a non-finite clause with "Blundering" as its head).

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I think that Blundering at every point is a participial clause.

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  • I think that Blundering at every point is a participial clause.
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I think that Blundering at every point is a participial clause.

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