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Listen to Rex and Hannah order in a restaurant
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no, It is a verb sir, cos you said :
Listen to them order sth at a restaurant;
Listen to Rex and Hannah ordering their food at a restaurant.
you need to read more text in order to write good.
:)
Listen to them order sth at a restaurant;
Listen to Rex and Hannah ordering their food at a restaurant.
you need to read more text in order to write good.
:)
We mark our nouns. So in this example, no.
"Listen to Rex's and Hannah's order in a restaurant." Here, it is a noun because Rex and Hannah are in the possessive form. It's their order.
"Listen to Rex and Hannah order in a restaurant." In this case, "order" is clearly a verb because of it's placement in a sentence: "Listen to (what?) Rex and Hannah order (where?) in a restaurant." The core of the sentence is "Rex and Hannah order", so therefore we must treat "order" as a verb because it follows the subject.
"Listen to Rex's and Hannah's order in a restaurant." Here, it is a noun because Rex and Hannah are in the possessive form. It's their order.
"Listen to Rex and Hannah order in a restaurant." In this case, "order" is clearly a verb because of it's placement in a sentence: "Listen to (what?) Rex and Hannah order (where?) in a restaurant." The core of the sentence is "Rex and Hannah order", so therefore we must treat "order" as a verb because it follows the subject.
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