Thursday, December 16, 2004, 00:44 GMT
Hello Everyone!
I'm an English learner and now get stuck with a question.
<Sample sentences>
(1) Mike is so good a teacher.
(2) Ann is too stupid a student to learn math.
Should I take "good" and "stupid" as subject complements or as noun modifiers?
I was wondering if someone would explain the syntactic constructions of these.
I'm an English learner and now get stuck with a question.
<Sample sentences>
(1) Mike is so good a teacher.
(2) Ann is too stupid a student to learn math.
Should I take "good" and "stupid" as subject complements or as noun modifiers?
I was wondering if someone would explain the syntactic constructions of these.