以下是引用jandjshi在2006-3-23 15:24:00的发言: Thank you, bewithjessie
This is from American Heritage: predeterminer - An adjectival word that can stand before an article, a possessive pronoun, or another determiner, as all in all the flowers or both in both his children.
Therefore, a predeterminer is a special kind of adjective. Can we then conclude that "double", as used here, is an Adj?
To be frankly,I got to know "predeterminer" yesterday
And I think we know how to use it is enough,I don't care it's a special kind of adjective or predeteminer, that's merely a term,right? |