mugi
which do you think is formaler?
a river nearby ,or a nearby river
2011年5月4日 05:08
回答 · 9
5
Which is 'more formal'.
' a nearby river'
'nearby' is an adjective here
2011年5月4日
3
It depends on the the sentence.
1. There's a river nearby. (nearby = adverb of place)
2. There's a nearby river. (nearby = adjective)
#1 is more colloquial. (Nothing to do with formality)
Similar adverbs to nearby: there, here, over there,...
The river over there. The river over here. The river nearby.
2011年5月4日
マニっち、ありがとう！＾＾
2011年5月5日
What Cherry said. :)
2011年5月4日
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