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| 1. I would like a table in the corner. I have to rewrite this sentence in this way I would like a corner table. I want to know what kind of transformation this is. Can anybody give some more example. Thanks. |
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| Hello Hanuman The noun 'corner' from the adverbial phrase 'in the corner' is used attributively in 'corner table', i.e. as if it were an adjective. Bye, MrP |
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