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Ramesh.skill Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Structure
Sir,
"Two meters high".
In this exmple, two and high are adjectives. So the structure is adj + noun + adj.
Is it possible adjective comes before and after the noun in single sentences?
Thanks,
Ramesh.N
"Two meters high".
In this exmple, two and high are adjectives. So the structure is adj + noun + adj.
Is it possible adjective comes before and after the noun in single sentences?
Thanks,
Ramesh.N
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Evidently, yes. It is rare, though: lost time regained, cold eggs florentine
- Evidently, yes.
- It is rare, though: lost time regained, cold eggs florentine
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Evidently, yes. It is rare, though: lost time regained, cold eggs florentine
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