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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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Sleek Look
How does sleek look function in this sentence?
"Young people admire the sleek look of a new car."
and while we're at it, are the adjectives young and new?
"Young people admire the sleek look of a new car."
and while we're at it, are the adjectives young and new?
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Hi, How does sleek look function in this sentence? The phrase 'the sleek look' is the object of the verb 'admire'. " and while we're at it, are the adjectives young and new?
- Hi, How does sleek look function in this sentence?
- The phrase 'the sleek look' is the object of the verb 'admire'.
- " and while we're at it, are the adjectives young and new?
- And 'sleek'.
- Best wishes, Clive
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Hi,
How does sleek look function in this sentence? The phrase 'the sleek look' is the object of the verb 'admire'.
"Young people admire the sleek look of a new car."
and while we're at it, are the adjectives young and new? And 'sleek'.
Best wishes, Clive
How does sleek look function in this sentence? The phrase 'the sleek look' is the object of the verb 'admire'.
"Young people admire the sleek look of a new car."
and while we're at it, are the adjectives young and new? And 'sleek'.
Best wishes, Clive
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so what does 'sleek' modify? from my understanding an adjective comes directly before a noun. thanks.
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