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| There once was a painter named Gregory. Could you help us please? |
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| If there is existential, then you can replace it with the true subject, like this, A painter named Gregory once was. There's also something called secondary predication that you may or may not want to look into: http://linguistics.berkeley.edu/wccf...ts/kalluli.pdf Here's a nice, easy resource: Subject and Predicate All the best. |
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