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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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Stay away
Hello, great people there. How are you? Today I have brought a controversial issue, I think.
"Stay away"
Some teachers say the speech part of "away" is an adverb but the others say it can be an adjective and adverb, depending on speakers' view, so I really would like to hear your opinions on it. Could you tell me which one is more correct?
Thank you in advance as usual.
"Stay away"
Some teachers say the speech part of "away" is an adverb but the others say it can be an adjective and adverb, depending on speakers' view, so I really would like to hear your opinions on it. Could you tell me which one is more correct?
Thank you in advance as usual.
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"Stay away" - Here it is adverb more specifically adverb of place . It is qualifying the verb . It can be used as adjective also .
- "Stay away" - Here it is adverb more specifically adverb of place .
- It is qualifying the verb .
- It can be used as adjective also .
- s=t
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"Stay away" - Here it is adverb more specifically adverb of place . It is qualifying the verb .
It can be used as adjective also .
http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/away+?s=t
It can be used as adjective also .
http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/away+?s=t
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