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| He was the first to react. Is the first to react a complement, as it describes the subject, or is it an adverbial, as it describes when the subject reacted. Thanks, in advance. |
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| I'd say it's a complement. |
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| Thank you for the help, tdol! : ) |
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| You're welcome, Nur. |
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