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rapture18
5 ago 2019

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  • Inglés (US)
  • Guaraní
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Could You Tell Me What Is The Grammatical Term To Explain This Kind Of Sentences?

1.If you resign now, it won't pass "unnoticed".

2.Each night the man returned to his cabin, "sore and worn out", feeling that his whole day had been spent in vain.

I understand what the sentences mean but I want to know what is the grammatical term to explain the part " " and the rule of when I can write in that way, and could you write down similar examples as well?

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dongelev85
5 ago 2019

  • Inglés (US)

1 is a double negative, which you usually want to avoid, but is acceptable sometimes. If it won't be unnoticed, then it will be noticed.

2 is just the adjective "sore" and the adjective phrase "worn out." To wear something out is to use it until it doesn't work anymore.

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Could You Tell Me What Is The Grammatical Term To Explain This Kind Of Sentences? 1.If you resign now, it won't pass "unnoticed". 2.Each night the man returned to his cabin, "sore and worn out", feeling that his whole day had been spent in vain. I understand what the sentences mean but I want to know what is the grammatical term to explain the part " " and the rule of when I can write in that way, and could you write down similar examples as well?
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