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Tkacka15 Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary

There was

"There was no sign of the Europeans softening the conditions for disbursing the money and just as little evidence of Athens coming up with detailed plans that would satisfy its lenders." (The Guardian.)

Is there the implied phrase "there was" following the coordinator "and" in the above sentence?
  

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Yes, that's what a compound complement implies: "There was no sign ... "

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  • Yes, that's what a compound complement implies: "There was no sign ...
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Yes, that's what a compound complement implies:

"There was no sign ... and little evidence ...."
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