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Adjuncts or Adverb
.... It is nearly done.
My question is: In this case, nearly, is an adverb or an adjuncts?
Could you please explaim me why?
Thank you
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Re: Adjuncts or Adverb
It's an adverb, not an adjunct. Adjuncts are non-essential parts of a sentence. That is, if you omitted nearly, the meaning of the resulting sentence changes:
Test: Is nearly an adverb or an adjunct?
[1] Is it nearly done? ~ Is it almost done?
[2] Is it done? ~ Is it completed, finished? <meaning changes>
Does that help?
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Re: Adjuncts or Adverb
Casiopea,
Thank you so much that halpped a lot.
I still have a question... Could you please give me some explanation about adjuncts?
Thank you again.
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Re: Adjuncts or Adverb
Try here, first: Adjunct (grammar) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. If you have questions, let us know.
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Re: Adjuncts or Adverb
Thanks, Casiopea
That's really helpful
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Re: Adjuncts or Adverb
You're most welcome.
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