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A special use of Participle? (...if we think of them AS MAKING UP a single item.)


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A special use of Participle? (...if we think of them AS MAKING UP a single item.) #16 (permalink) Fri May 30, 2008 8:44 am   A special use of Participle? (...if we think of them AS MAKING UP a single item.)		  
duc wrote:
''I thought/considered her story made up/fabricated.''
So Molly,do you mean it is past participle?


In my example it could be either an adjective or past participle.
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A special use of Participle? (...if we think of them AS MAKING UP a single item.) #17 (permalink) Fri May 30, 2008 13:11 pm   A special use of Participle? (...if we think of them AS MAKING UP a single item.)		  
Ralf says it is a noun(gerund) and Molly says it is an adjective (past participle).So what is it exactly ? Any more help please ? I'm so confused now!
To Molly,do you find ''I thought of her story as made up'' natural and Is it grammatically true?.
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A special use of Participle? (...if we think of them AS MAKING UP a single item.) #18 (permalink) Fri May 30, 2008 13:19 pm   A special use of Participle? (...if we think of them AS MAKING UP a single item.)		  
if it is true ,then it must be past participle (adjective) .So I don't understand the way they use it.Even in my grammar book I can't find it.Please give me a thorough explanation ?
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A special use of Participle? (...if we think of them AS MAKING UP a single item.) #19 (permalink) Fri May 30, 2008 13:19 pm   A special use of Participle? (...if we think of them AS MAKING UP a single item.)		  
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and Molly says it is an adjective (past participle).


Molly was talking about here:

''I thought/considered her story made up/fabricated.''
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A special use of Participle? (...if we think of them AS MAKING UP a single item.) #20 (permalink) Fri May 30, 2008 13:29 pm   A special use of Participle? (...if we think of them AS MAKING UP a single item.)		  
Molly ,I don't understand what you mean.Can you give your opinion about my example and an explanation?
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A special use of Participle? (...if we think of them AS MAKING UP a single item.) #21 (permalink) Fri May 30, 2008 13:29 pm   A special use of Participle? (...if we think of them AS MAKING UP a single item.)		  
Molly ,I don't understand what you mean.Can you give your opinion about my example and give me an explanation?
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A special use of Participle? (...if we think of them AS MAKING UP a single item.) #22 (permalink) Fri May 30, 2008 15:24 pm   A special use of Participle? (...if we think of them AS MAKING UP a single item.)		  
duc wrote:
Molly ,I don't understand what you mean.Can you give your opinion about my example and give me an explanation?


I agree with Alan's view.
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A special use of Participle? (...if we think of them AS MAKING UP a single it #23 (permalink) Sun Jun 01, 2008 10:46 am   A special use of Participle? (...if we think of them AS MAKING UP a single it		  
Alan wrote:
Hi Duc,

You can find the verb element in your sentence rather than the verbal noun because it really means: we think of them as if they were/are making up a single item.

Alan

To Molly,
Alan didn't explain it to me, he just told me the meaning of the sentence which I have already known !
Please help me!
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A special use of Participle? (...if we think of them AS MAKING UP a single item.) #24 (permalink) Sun Jun 01, 2008 17:42 pm   A special use of Participle? (...if we think of them AS MAKING UP a single item.)		  
So other english learners and teacher ,can you give me your opinion.I'm very confused now.!!!!!
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