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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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squeeze out
As they squeezed the wardrobe out the narrow door, a fragment size of a coin chipped off the side.
'The narrow door' is a complement of 'out' and the wardrobe is a complement of 'squeeze?'
'The narrow door' is a complement of 'out' and the wardrobe is a complement of 'squeeze?'
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' 'Complement' is a general term that does not seem very helpful here. The noun phrase 'the narrow door' is the object of the preposition 'out'. The noun phrase 'the wardrobe' is the direct object of the verb 'squeezed'.
- ' 'Complement' is a general term that does not seem very helpful here.
- The noun phrase 'the narrow door' is the object of the preposition 'out'.
- The noun phrase 'the wardrobe' is the direct object of the verb 'squeezed'.
- The prepositional phrase 'out the narrow door' is an adverbial modifier of the verb 'squeezed'.
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Anonymous'The narrow door' is a complement of 'out' and the wardrobe is a complement of 'squeeze?''Complement' is a general term that does not seem very helpful here.
The noun phrase 'the narrow door' is the object of the preposition 'out'.
The noun phrase 'the wardrobe' is the direct object of the verb 'squeezed'.
The prepositional phrase 'o
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