I would be grateful if anyone could suggest sentences for where there are questions marks, or to confirm that there are indeed no such sentences. Thank you!!!
Nominal Finite: I know that you mean well. Non-finite 1 gerund-present participle: Collecting stamps was her hobby. 2 past participle: ??? 3 bare infinitive: What the plan does is unify everyone together. 4 full infinitive: They like to relax. Verbless: Are bicycles wise in heavy traffic?
Adverbial Finite: As far as the economy is concerned, the next six months are critical. Non-finite 1 gerund-present participle: Looking at it objectively, he is definitely at fault. 2 past participle: Spinach is delicious when eaten raw. 3 bare infinitive: ??? 4 full infinitive: To put it bluntly, I think you're nuts. Verbless: When in difficulty, consult the manual.
Relative Finite: Things then improved, which surprises me. Non-finite 1 gerund-present participle: ??? 2 past participle: ??? 3 bare infinitive: ??? 4 full infinitive: ??? Verbless: ???
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Nominal Finite: I know that you mean well. Non-finite 1 gerund-present participle: Collecting stamps was her hobby. 2 past participle: Edited passages only are acceptable.
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Nominal Finite: I know that you mean well. Non-finite 1 gerund-present participle: Collecting stamps was her hobby. 2 past participle: Edited passages only are acceptable.
3 bare infinitive: What the plan does is unify everyone. 4 full infinitive: They like to relax. Verbless: John moody is unmanageable.