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Tashiro Posted 16 years ago
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Hi, please help me.
"Nakaima said he will urge the transfer of U.S. Marine Corps Futenma Air Station to outside Okinawa."
Is "outside" a preposition or adjective?
"Nakaima said he will urge the transfer of U.S. Marine Corps Futenma Air Station to outside Okinawa."
Is "outside" a preposition or adjective?
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It's a preposition, I think: prep - beyond the confines or borders of: 'visitors from outside the country'.
- It's a preposition, I think: prep - beyond the confines or borders of: 'visitors from outside the country'.
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It's a preposition, I think:
prep - beyond the confines or borders of: 'visitors from outside the country'.
prep - beyond the confines or borders of: 'visitors from outside the country'.
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