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"The 93-year-old president is due on Sunday morning to meet the army commanders who took power last week, a statement broadcast by the state-run TV channel said." (The Guardian.)
What (who) said about the Sunday morning meeting? Is it "a statement" or "the state-run TV channel? In other words, is "a statement broadcast by the state-run TV channel" a noun phrase?
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anonymous What (who) said about the Sunday morning meeting? Is it "a statement" or "the state-run TV channel? The channel.
- anonymous What (who) said about the Sunday morning meeting?
- Is it "a statement" or "the state-run TV channel?
- The channel.
- anonymous is "a statement broadcast by the state-run TV channel" a noun phrase?
- No; 'broadcast' is a verb.
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anonymousWhat (who) said about the Sunday morning meeting? Is it "a statement" or "the state-run TV channel?
The channel.
anonymousis "a statement broadcast by the state-run TV channel" a noun phrase?
No; 'broadcast' is a verb.
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