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Latest post Thu, Nov 10 2005 6:00 PM by Jussive. 2 replies.
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Rotter  +  157231 Thu, 10 Nov 05 05:28 PM

1. She is working.

I guess the word 'working' is an adverb.

2. She is working at a nursery.

I guess the words 'at a nursery' are adverbial compliments.

Please tell me if I am wrong.
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Jussive  +  157238 Thu, 10 Nov 05 05:59 PM

 Rotter wrote:

1. She is working.

I guess the word 'working' is an adverb.

2. She is working at a nursery.

I guess the words 'at a nursery' are adverbial compliments.

Please tell me if I am wrong.

You are wrong. 'Working' is the main verb and 'is' is the auxiliary.
Jussive
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Jussive, 4 yr 17 days ago

'...at the nursery' is a prepositional phrase.

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