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Hello Kooyeen First thank you very much for your answer In the meantime I ve got the answer on part 1 of my post It is a question of a preposition at the end of a question I understand that if for example I ask Where are you going to where is a pronoun since it can be replaced with a noun phrase...

Hello everybody I have two questions about the word where 1 I ve been told that where in the following sentence is a pronoun by its form Where did you get to And the explanation is that in possible answer like I got to page 4 it stands for the noun phrase page 4 If it is a pronoun in this...

After playing chess is a prepositional phrase functioning as an adverb of time modifying the main verb went It s also considered an elided clause In After he played chess he went on to take a long walk home the prepositional phrase becomes a full subordinate clause Playing chess is indeed a noun...

It Swill make Vthem DOwise Object ComplementThe topic of complements is a broad and complex one but here is a good basic introduction from an on line source Complement A complement is used with verbs like be seem look etc Complements give more information about the subject or in some structures...

The only thing that can come after a preposition to form a prepositional phrase is a noun phrase usually a noun accompanied by its preceding determiner and perhaps an adjective A relative clause may be added The noun itself may be a gerund If the element after the candidate for a preposition...

Osee wrote Hi there Questions post near the red parts below Thanks a lot Osee__ The idea seems reasonable Recognize better workers with extra pay But it s not that simple Performance may be easy to measure in some workplaces But teachers say a classroom is not one of them Last year we reported...

Yes the noun phrase is such a if countable adjective noun That is such a big dog She wears such nice clothing So is part of an adverb phrase She sings so well Or so can simply modify a predicate adjective They seem so happy Your voice is so pretty Don t use so before an adjective that comes...

lt lt lt The problem comes when the word real is added to the equation The Concise Oxford Dictionary lists its adverbial use as informal North American but to me a Brit it sounds terrible It is real good to be hugged when we are sad The weather is real sticky today The cake is real terrible She...

Hanuman_2000 wrote Hello 1 Let us go to New Delhi the next week Why thes usage of the is not correct herer Let s go to New Delhi for a few days when next week ß adverbial phrase à Let s find a place to go somewhere to go for a few days ß noun phrase à Let s go to New Delhi the Friday after this...

When an adverb is used to modify the whole sentence as in Fortunately we re all okay it s used absolutely Fortunately modifies the whole sentence It s equivalent to say It s fortunate that we re all okay The question to ask is what does the infinitive modify Does it modify the noun phrase too...