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  1. 08-Dec-2011, 02:11 #1
    vcolts
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    Default phrase

    Ex:

    Do it this way.

    He did it the other way.



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    Are the red parts noun phrases that act adverbial?
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  2. 23-Dec-2011, 22:04 #2
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    Default Re: phrase

    I would call them adverbial phrases of manner, but I stand to be corrected.

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