2021-06-16 (2)
수강생 원문과 튜터 교정 (Before & After)
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Uncle Jack: Yes. They can be used as adjectives in a sentence like "He has pro-China/Chinese sympathies".
Me: May I ask the same question again?
'He is neither pro-Chinese nor pro-Amercian.' 'He is neither pro-China nor pro-Amercia.' In these two sentences, are 'pro-Chinese','pro-Amercian','pro-China', and 'pro-Amercia' adjectives?
Uncle Jack: Yes. Although English has lots of words and expressions that can be an adjective on one situation, a noun in another and maybe an adverb in a third situation,
Me: May I ask the same question again?
'He is neither pro-Chinese nor pro-Amercian.' 'He is neither pro-China nor pro-Amercia.' In these two sentences, are 'pro-Chinese','pro-Amercian','pro-China', and 'pro-Amercia' adjectives?
Uncle Jack: Yes. Although English has lots of words and expressions that can be an adjective on one situation, a noun in another and maybe an adverb in a third situation,
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