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Jigneshbharati Posted 10 years ago
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What is the grammatical function of " with" in the starting phrase and what does it modify here?
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Jignesh
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Using Articles
What is the grammatical function of " with" in the starting phrase and what does it modify here?
Thanks
Jignesh
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"with" is a preposition. It heads a prepositional phrase which has an adverbial function.
- "with" is a preposition.
- It heads a prepositional phrase which has an adverbial function.
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"with" is a preposition. It heads a prepositional phrase which has an adverbial function.
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