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rule of making nominative absolute

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Answered by shiva139

In English grammar, a nominative absolute is a free-standing (absolute) part of a sentence that describes the main subject and verb. ... However, this is not possible with all nominative absolute constructions, as the following sentences demonstrate.

Answered by KomalTripathi

,Read it ......this is in Hindi so it can help u.......

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KomalTripathi: ok

atum: plz pic

atum: sent me again this is not clear

atum: bittu

KomalTripathi: there is no icon to click a pic

KomalTripathi: in comments

atum: es per light per rhi hai

KomalTripathi: so what I do

KomalTripathi: ??

atum: nominative

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