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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Why wonderful and not wonderfully
hi
Why do you say "the music sounded wonderful" and not " the music sounded wonderfully"...
/Hanna
Why do you say "the music sounded wonderful" and not " the music sounded wonderfully"...
/Hanna
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" You are wonderful. This tastes good. That dress looks terrible.
- " You are wonderful.
- This tastes good.
- That dress looks terrible.
- etc.
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Verbs of sense take an adjective complement, along with "to be" and a collection of other "linking verbs."
You are wonderful.
This tastes good.
That dress looks terrible.
etc.
You are wonderful.
This tastes good.
That dress looks terrible.
etc.
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