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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
What is the word 'hard'
The coloration helps make the egg hard to see against the background, thus protecting the egg against predators.
in above sentence, I think it is
1) the egg (to be) hard to see ~
(to be) is left out for brevity.
Is it right ?
plz give me a reasonable explanation.
thanks in advance.
in above sentence, I think it is
1) the egg (to be) hard to see ~
(to be) is left out for brevity.
Is it right ?
plz give me a reasonable explanation.
thanks in advance.
Top answer
Your explanation is fine, in my opinion. As an aside, I'd say "difficult to see," since "hard boiled eggs" are another thing. The verb "to make" often takes an adjective complement.
- Your explanation is fine, in my opinion.
- As an aside, I'd say "difficult to see," since "hard boiled eggs" are another thing.
- The verb "to make" often takes an adjective complement.
- " Others may be able to tell you what analysis is current in these waters.
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Your explanation is fine, in my opinion.
As an aside, I'd say "difficult to see," since "hard boiled eggs" are another thing.
As an aside, I'd say "difficult to see," since "hard boiled eggs" are another thing.
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