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Park sang joon Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
The prepositional adverb used as adjectives
The following are of my own making.
1. Tom went to the table, ate a apple on.
2. Ill-natured Tom scratched with a nail a car ahead.
I'd like to know if prepositional adverbs can used as adjectives as in my examples.
Thank you in advance for your help.
1. Tom went to the table, ate a apple on.
2. Ill-natured Tom scratched with a nail a car ahead.
I'd like to know if prepositional adverbs can used as adjectives as in my examples.
Thank you in advance for your help.
Top answer
), or adjective "ahead".
- ), or adjective "ahead".
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"a car ahead" is a noun phrase which can be arguably described as having its head "a car" postmodified by the adverb "ahead" (?), or adjective "ahead".
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park sang joon Tom went to the table, ate a apple on.That makes no sense to me at all.
park sang joonIll-natured Tom scratched with a nail a car ahead.It's possible to make some sense of that, but I don't think any native speaker would say it.
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park sang joon1. Tom went to the table, ate a apple on.Tom took an apple from the table and ate it.
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