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10-Mar-2007, 06:32
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 they’re uncomfortable feeling confused (And because they’re uncomfortable feeling confused, readers are left in the dark about a universe of research that eludes easy explanation.) "feeling" is the main verb, it should be modified by an adv, not an adj. But here "uncomfortable" is an adj. Why? A million thanks. |
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10-Mar-2007, 06:57
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| Re: they’re uncomfortable feeling confused No comma after 'uncomfortable'? |
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