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Anonymous  +  760254 Mon, 01 Jun 09 03:55 PM
Is the sentence," you are welcome" , correct?

What is the function of the word, welcome, in the sentence. Is it an adverb qualifying the word are.
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Clive  +  760266 Mon, 01 Jun 09 04:03 PM

 Hi,

Is the sentence," You are welcome" , correct? Yes.

What is the function of the word, welcome, in the sentence. Is it an adverb qualifying the word are.

It's an adjective, describing 'you'.
 
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