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Grammar and Linguistics > HELP NEEDED: WHICH GRAMMAR THEME
HELP NEEDED: WHICH GRAMMAR THEME
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diadora
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HELP NEEDED: WHICH GRAMMAR THEME
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Dear colleagues, could you tell me in which grammar theme the students learn the construction " She knocked my drink flying" What kind of construction is " knocked my drink flying" . Can you suggest any grammar book to learn such structures? Thanks in advance! |
6 Mar 2016
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chrisel
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I think this might fall into the same category as Verbs of Perception - here �s a link: http://www.englishgrammar.org/verbs-perception/ C. |
6 Mar 2016
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Lusi12
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It is a so-called complex object. A structure: Subject + Predicate + Complex Object (Noun/Pronoun + Infinitive/Participle 1).
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7 Mar 2016
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Matthew@ELSP
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I would not have been able to answer that off the top of my head. Thanks Lusi12, I am now going to swat up on that. At first I was tempted to say that it is like a phrasal verb.
Example: She knocked my drink over. Of course that needs a verb + preposition, which I can see is not what we have here. Thank you for an interesting question. |
8 Mar 2016
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