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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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stuck

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Run the plate under hot water to soften the stuck food. ADJECTIVE
Run the plate under hot water to soften the food stuck. VERB
  

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Anonymous Run the plate under hot water to soften the stuck food. ADJECTIVE Yes. Anonymous Run the plate under hot water to soften the food stuck.

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  • Anonymous Run the plate under hot water to soften the stuck food.
  • ADJECTIVE Yes.
  • Anonymous Run the plate under hot water to soften the food stuck.
  • VERB The sentence is grammatical.
  • ) However, "stuck" is still an adjective.
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AnonymousRun the plate under hot water to soften the stuck food. ADJECTIVE
Yes.
AnonymousRun the plate under hot water to soften the food stuck. VERB
The sentence is grammatical. (the food [which is] stuck.) However, "stuck" is still an adjective.

We sometimes use this sort of inversion, but it doesn't seem to wor
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