Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
No mistaking
From the today's BBC article:
"After so many years of conflict, there is no mistaking the sheer appetite for peace here in Juba -a hard factor to measure, but an all too easy one to overlook."
What part of speech is the phrase of 'no mistaking'? Is it an adverb or a gerund with the adjectival modifier 'no'?
Thanks.
"After so many years of conflict, there is no mistaking the sheer appetite for peace here in Juba -a hard factor to measure, but an all too easy one to overlook."
What part of speech is the phrase of 'no mistaking'? Is it an adverb or a gerund with the adjectival modifier 'no'?
Thanks.
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Hi,
From the today's BBC article:
"After so many years of conflict, there is no mistaking the sheer appetite for peace here in Juba -a hard factor to measure, but an all too easy one to overlook."
What part of speech is the phrase of 'no mistaking'? Is it an adverb
or a gerund with the adjectival modifier 'no'?
From the today's BBC article:
"After so many years of conflict, there is no mistaking the sheer appetite for peace here in Juba -a hard factor to measure, but an all too easy one to overlook."
What part of speech is the phrase of 'no mistaking'? Is it an adverb
or a gerund with the adjectival modifier 'no'?
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