Asked by rfvv
Posted by rfvv on Wednesday, September 15, 2010 at 10:00pm.
1. Tell me more about rice cake.
2. Tell me a lot about rice cake.
(What is the part of speech of 'more'? A noun or an adverb? Are both the same?)
English - Ms. Sue, Wednesday, September 15, 2010 at 10:06pm
Both are correct if you add an "s" to cake.
"More" is a noun in this sentence.
You can see how "more" is used in these definitions.
more
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Thank you for your help.
1. Tell me more about rice cake.
2. Tell me a lot about rice cake.
(Here, what about 'a little"? Is 'a little' a noun phrase or an adverbial phrase?)
3. Tell me much about rice cake.
4. Tell me many about rice cake.
(Which one is correct?)
1. Tell me more about rice cake.
2. Tell me a lot about rice cake.
(What is the part of speech of 'more'? A noun or an adverb? Are both the same?)
English - Ms. Sue, Wednesday, September 15, 2010 at 10:06pm
Both are correct if you add an "s" to cake.
"More" is a noun in this sentence.
You can see how "more" is used in these definitions.
more
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Thank you for your help.
1. Tell me more about rice cake.
2. Tell me a lot about rice cake.
(Here, what about 'a little"? Is 'a little' a noun phrase or an adverbial phrase?)
3. Tell me much about rice cake.
4. Tell me many about rice cake.
(Which one is correct?)
Answers
Answered by
Ms. Sue
1. Tell me more about rice <b>cakes</b>.
2. Tell me a lot about rice <b>cakes</b>.
"A little" is a noun phrase. The articles, "a," "an,", "the" are like road signs that tell you that a noun is ahead.
3. is correct -- if you change "cake" to <b>cakes</b>.
2. Tell me a lot about rice <b>cakes</b>.
"A little" is a noun phrase. The articles, "a," "an,", "the" are like road signs that tell you that a noun is ahead.
3. is correct -- if you change "cake" to <b>cakes</b>.
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