kaeman
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- Nov 17, 2015
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- Japan
Hi, pardon a newbie question, but I need to describe the grammar behind the request: If possible, could I...?
'If' is the conditional and is followed by the adjective, "possible", so it is a 'conditional adjective phrase' - if such a thing exists?
I am making some multiple choice grammar questions and my Japanese students will want to know the grammar behind them. In the question below, what is the grammar explanation behind the correct answer?
Thank you in advance.
'If' is the conditional and is followed by the adjective, "possible", so it is a 'conditional adjective phrase' - if such a thing exists?
I am making some multiple choice grammar questions and my Japanese students will want to know the grammar behind them. In the question below, what is the grammar explanation behind the correct answer?
2) If [ ], could I…? |
correct: possible |
incorrect: possibly |
incorrect: is possible |
Thank you in advance.