By Adjuncts, Negatives

it's not true that we should always use any + plural noun in negative senteces... maybe we should use any + plural only when any + plural noun is the object of the verb? I'm pretty confused now...Join the (confused) club! I think you're on the right track. I have not done the research on it...

Hi, Can someone please do these questions. Question 1. For each example below say wether the modifiers of the verb are complements or adjuncts. N B, Ignore the subject noun phrase In each example the 'verb' is in bold. 1) Mm Makutsi WIELDED her knife expertly. 2) Mma Ramotswe...

When a negative adjunct (an adverbial) is in pre-subject position there is reversal of subject and verb/operator. In this case, the normal clause order is considered ungrammatical. Examples: "Not until yesterday did he change his mind." "Seldom will you see such disrespectful behaviour in this...