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JKBelieve Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
What happens if you '-ive' behind a verb?
'That is an allocative devise in market economies involving the forces of demand and
supply in determining prices and outputs'
What I don't understand in this sentence is the word 'allocative' is it an adjective?
adverb? and what does it mean? what happens if you add a '-ive' ending to a verb?
Thanx guys
supply in determining prices and outputs'
What I don't understand in this sentence is the word 'allocative' is it an adjective?
adverb? and what does it mean? what happens if you add a '-ive' ending to a verb?
Thanx guys
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"Allocative" is an adjective describing the device. g. derivative, cumulative,repetitive etc.
- "Allocative" is an adjective describing the device.
- g.
- derivative, cumulative,repetitive etc.
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"Allocative" is an adjective describing the device. Generally, the 'ive' ending to a verb indicates an adjective:
e.g. derivative, cumulative,repetitive etc.
e.g. derivative, cumulative,repetitive etc.
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