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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
Why is it an adjective clause?
Hi,
According to The Tongue Untied, a guide to grammar, punctuation and style, the following is noted as a subordinate clause acting as an adjective clause describing the plan. Can you tell me the reason? Could it be an adverb?
This is the plan until the captain arrives with a better one.
According to The Tongue Untied, a guide to grammar, punctuation and style, the following is noted as a subordinate clause acting as an adjective clause describing the plan. Can you tell me the reason? Could it be an adverb?
This is the plan until the captain arrives with a better one.
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It seems to me also to be adverbial, not adjectival. Websites do err, of course (present company excepted).
- It seems to me also to be adverbial, not adjectival.
- Websites do err, of course (present company excepted).
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It seems to me also to be adverbial, not adjectival. Websites do err, of course (present company excepted).
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