What do we call these kinda structures?
Do you have Instagram installed on your phone?
Do+subject+have+noun+v3
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That is a present tense interrogative sentence. " The answer to the question might be: Yes, I have Instagram [installed on my phone]. The bracketed non-finite clause modifies the noun "Instagram") The verb "installed" is optional.
- That is a present tense interrogative sentence.
- " The answer to the question might be: Yes, I have Instagram [installed on my phone].
- The bracketed non-finite clause modifies the noun "Instagram") The verb "installed" is optional.
- Yes, I have Instagram on my phone.
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That is a present tense interrogative sentence.
The auxiliary verb "do" is used with the main verb "have."
The answer to the question might be:
Yes, I have Instagram [installed on my phone]. The bracketed non-finite clause modifies the noun "Instagram") The verb "installed" is optional.
Yes, I have Instagram on my phone.
0thatkoko666What do we call thesekindakinds of structures?
As far as I know, there is no special name for those structures. You'd have to make one up. Maybe you can call it a "resultative causative construction" because it tells us the result of a causative action. It works like this:
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