Re: it is worth it
- From: Tak To <takto@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 18 Oct 2006 23:11:33 -0400
António Marques wrote:
dicaduca wrote:
Please, what is the function of the second 'it' in this sentence,
What I am looking for is the definition of those four 'darn' words in parsing terms:
it (first)= subject
is= copula
worth= nominal predicate(?)
it=???
In my 'lay analysis',
SUBJECT it
VERB is worth
DIRECT OBJECT it
subject verb predicate
preposition object-of-preposition
it is worth it
cf: It is near it.
Tak
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