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For questions about expressions needed to complete the meaning of other expressions. Related to tags subject-complement and object-complement.
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Noun modified by two adjectives; one has a complement, the other doesn't
When using two adjectives to modify the same noun, and only one of them has a complement, what are the grammatical options? I know that these sentences can probably be rephrased to sound better, but I …
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