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Default Adverbial Phrase, Noun Phrase, Verb Phrase
Please Help Me With This Question. It Is From My Final University Exam. Thank You In Advance For Your Concern




15. Similarity And Difference In Transferring The Structure Of A Noun Phrase, Verb Phrase, Adverbial Phrase As Well As The Structure Of Whole Sentences
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This isn't actually a question. It may be a topic. Do you at least understand what your teacher means? (I don't). Perhaps you should ask them.
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