Asked by John
1. His dream came true.
2. His dream was realized.
3. His dream realized.
Which one is correct between #2 and #3?
4. Laura looks pretty in a pink dress.
5. Laura in a pink dress looks pretty.
Which one is correct between #4 and #5? Are both OK? Which one is common?
In #4, what does 'in a pink dress' modify? Is it an adverbial phrase?
In #5, 'in a pink dress' modifies 'Laura' and it is an adjective phrase, isn't it?
2. His dream was realized.
3. His dream realized.
Which one is correct between #2 and #3?
4. Laura looks pretty in a pink dress.
5. Laura in a pink dress looks pretty.
Which one is correct between #4 and #5? Are both OK? Which one is common?
In #4, what does 'in a pink dress' modify? Is it an adverbial phrase?
In #5, 'in a pink dress' modifies 'Laura' and it is an adjective phrase, isn't it?
Answers
Answered by
SraJMcGin
#2
both OK. "In a pink dress" means Laura is wearing (or dressed in) a pink dress.
both OK. "In a pink dress" means Laura is wearing (or dressed in) a pink dress.
Answered by
Ms. Sue
Yes, both 4 and 5 are correct, although # 4 is much more common.
Again -- right. The adverbial phrase, "in a pink dress" modifies the adjective "pretty."
You're also right about # 5.
Again -- right. The adverbial phrase, "in a pink dress" modifies the adjective "pretty."
You're also right about # 5.
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