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"Here comes a new challenger"
Is it right grammatically? "Here" is an adverb as I know. So, what is subject in that sentence? Please give me your hands :)
Is it right grammatically? "Here" is an adverb as I know. So, what is subject in that sentence? Please give me your hands :)
- Inglés (US)
It is right grammatically. "Challenger" is the subject.
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- Inglés (UK) Casi fluido
"Challenger" is the subject and can be better seen when the sentence is written the other way around.
"A new challenger comes"
The "new challenger" can more clearly be seen as the subject.
Hope this helps :)
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- Inglés (US)
@KKIMCHI "Here comes a new challenger" is not poetic. It sounds very natural and native.
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¿Qué significa este símbolo?
El símbolo de habilidad de lenguaje indica tu dominio en el lenguaje de interés. Establecer tu habilidad de idioma ayuda a otros usuarios a proveerte de respuestas que no son muy complejas o muy simples.
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Principiante
Difícil de entender incluso respuestas cortas en este idioma.
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Principiante-Intermedio
Capaz de hacer preguntas sencillas y puede entender respuestas sencillas.
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Intermedio
Capaz de hacer cualquier tipo de preguntas generales y capaz de entender respuestas semi-largas.
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Avanzado
Capaz de entender respuestas largas y complejas.
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