tdol said:Couldn't it be thought of as an adverb of place?-)
Casiopea said:The children are playing outdoors. (location)
The children are outdoors, playing. (location)
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tdol said:Casiopea said:The children are playing outdoors. (location)
The children are outdoors, playing. (location)
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Here, is 'playing' a verb in the first and an adjective in the second? ;-)
tdol said:Casiopea said:The children are playing outdoors. (location)
The children are outdoors, playing. (location)
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Here, is 'playing' a verb in the first and an adjective in the second? ;-)
tdol said:I'd say it is an adjective modifying the children. ;-)