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Comma after adverbs | Expression: "Forgive and forget"
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Above (Your above question == Your question above) #1 (permalink) Sun Oct 01, 2006 15:29 pm   Above (Your above question == Your question above)
 

Tamara wrote:

Just out of curiosity... could your comment a bit your above question ('Can I write in Italian') in the light of your own - the very first - post to the forum:

Your above question .= Your question above. ?

"Above" in these 2 sentences is adjective.

Right?
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Above #2 (permalink) Sun Oct 01, 2006 18:21 pm   Above
 

Hi! How is it going?

Nope! :D

'Your above question'. Here 'above' works as an adjective

But here, 'Your question above', 'above' works as an adverb.

The meaning is the same. You
can use both of them.

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