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Navitasan Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
The present this morning
Are these sentences correct:
1) Thank you for your message this morning.
(the message you sent me this morning)
2) Thank you for the message when I arrived.
(the message you sent or gave me when I arrived.)
3) I loved your present this morning.
(the present you gave me this morning)
4) I loved your present when I arrived.
(the present you gave me (or I received) when I arrived)
In each case the time clause is modifying the noun preceding it and is not really and adverbial.
Gratefully,
Navi.
1) Thank you for your message this morning.
(the message you sent me this morning)
2) Thank you for the message when I arrived.
(the message you sent or gave me when I arrived.)
3) I loved your present this morning.
(the present you gave me this morning)
4) I loved your present when I arrived.
(the present you gave me (or I received) when I arrived)
In each case the time clause is modifying the noun preceding it and is not really and adverbial.
Gratefully,
Navi.
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navitasan Are these sentences correct: Yes. navitasan In each case the time clause is modifying the noun preceding it and is not really and adverbial. I hesitate to offer a classification.
- navitasan Are these sentences correct: Yes.
- navitasan In each case the time clause is modifying the noun preceding it and is not really and adverbial.
- I hesitate to offer a classification.
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navitasanAre these sentences correct:Yes.
navitasanIn each case the time clause is modifying the noun preceding it and is not really and adverbial.I hesitate to offer a classification.
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