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SuperESL Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Untrammalled
"He can go anywhere in this country untrammeled."
Does this sentence work? Do I need to insert a comma before 'untrammeled'?
What syntactical status does 'untrammeled' have here, is it still an adjective (modifying 'he'?)?
Thank you.
Does this sentence work? Do I need to insert a comma before 'untrammeled'?
What syntactical status does 'untrammeled' have here, is it still an adjective (modifying 'he'?)?
Thank you.
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" Does this sentence work? Yes, subject to my comment below. Do I need to insert a comma before 'untrammeled'?
- " Does this sentence work?
- Yes, subject to my comment below.
- Do I need to insert a comma before 'untrammeled'?
- No, although you could.
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Hi,
"He can go anywhere in this country untrammeled."
Does this sentence work? Yes, subject to my comment below.
Do I need to insert a comma before 'untrammeled'? No, although you could.
What syntactical status does 'untrammeled' have here, is it still an adjective
"He can go anywhere in this country untrammeled."
Does this sentence work? Yes, subject to my comment below.
Do I need to insert a comma before 'untrammeled'? No, although you could.
What syntactical status does 'untrammeled' have here, is it still an adjective
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