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Haru
Why is 'I was at my most vulnerable' grammatical?
This is an example from a dictionary:
He took advantage of me when I was at my most vulnerable.
I understand what this sentence means, but I don't know why the clause 'I was at my most vulnerable' is grammatical. Is something left out after the word 'vulnerable'?
2015年12月11日 10:31
解答 · 2
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It is talking about a point in time.
So He took advantage of me when I was at my most vulnerable (maybe part of thge day or year or after something that he took advantage of me on).
2015年12月11日
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