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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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Tree diagram?
How do I have to depict the PP "from then on" in more detail in a tree diagram?
Isn't from and on both a preposition? And what is then? An adverb of time?
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Thanks in advance!
Isn't from and on both a preposition? And what is then? An adverb of time?
- Help!
Thanks in advance!
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from then on Well. 'on' is certainly adverbial, and I would call 'then' just a noun (= that time).
- from then on Well.
- 'on' is certainly adverbial, and I would call 'then' just a noun (= that time).
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from then on
Well. 'on' is certainly adverbial, and I would call 'then' just a noun (= that time).
Well. 'on' is certainly adverbial, and I would call 'then' just a noun (= that time).
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