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Fire1 Posted 5 years ago
Grammar
The grammar of "everywhere in the Algarve"
A. Tap water is drinkable everywhere in the Algarve.
I am asking this question because I'm not sure how to grammatically analyze this part "everywhere in the Algarve" in sentence A.
- The adverb "Everywhere" grammatically modifies the prepositional phrase "in the Algarve"
- The prepositional phrase "in the Algarve" grammatically modifies the adverb "everywhere"
- Both 1 and 2 can be applied to analyzing "everywhere in the Algarve"
Do you think that the correct answer is 3, given 1,2,3?
I think that "everywhere in the Algarve" can be analyzed in 1 and 2 ways, so I think the right answer is 3.
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", so (1) seems correct. I don't see how (2) would work.
- ", so (1) seems correct.
- I don't see how (2) would work.
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I see "everywhere" as answering the question "Where in the Algarve?", so (1) seems correct.
I don't see how (2) would work.
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