In Spanish, the noun is often placed before the adjective. In English, the adjective is always ...

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vHAUNG6011

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on: Feb 19, 2019

In Spanish, the noun is often placed before the adjective. In English, the adjective is always before the noun. This example illustrates:

◦ a pragmatic difference between the two languages.
◦ a morphological difference between the two languages.
◦ a syntactic difference between the two languages.
◦ BICS.

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joneynes

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Reply #1 on: Feb 19, 2019

a syntactic difference between the two languages.

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vHAUNG6011

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joneynes

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Reply #3 on: Feb 19, 2019

You're welcome

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