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    De Adverb A Verb Transposition

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    The document discusses different types of grammatical transpositions including adverb to verb, adverb to noun, adverb to adjective, and verb or past participle to noun. Examples are given such as "the mark was report was supposedly mailed last week" and "ironically, it was the most frequently used term the one that she could not translate." The examples illustrate rearranging word order in sentences to change their grammatical structure.

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    The document discusses different types of grammatical transpositions including adverb to verb, adverb to noun, adverb to adjective, and verb or past participle to noun. Examples are given such as "the mark was report was supposedly mailed last week" and "ironically, it was the most frequently used term the one that she could not translate." The examples illustrate rearranging word order in sentences to change their grammatical structure.

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    The document discusses different types of grammatical transpositions including adverb to verb, adverb to noun, adverb to adjective, and verb or past participle to noun. Examples are given such as "the mark was report was supposedly mailed last week" and "ironically, it was the most frequently used term the one that she could not translate." The examples illustrate rearranging word order in sentences to change their grammatical structure.

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    De Adverb A Verb Transposition

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    De adverb a verb transposition 1.

    the mark was report was supposedly mailed last week

    2.don't worry , i'm sure Keith will be arriving soon

    De adverbio a noun transposition 3. this too will be something that in time you will be able to do quite naturally

    4. they may possibly decide to come over

    Adverb7 adjetive transposition 5.we did all we possibly could do to save her life

    6. he respectifully disagreed on that issue.

    De verbe or past participle / noun transposition 7.Hoping to see hima gain, she walked away.

    8.ironically, it was the most frequently used term the one that she could not translate. Ironicamente, fue el trmino con ms usos el que ella no pudo traducir.

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