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Originally Posted by Aoie_Emesai
English is Subject Verb Object
written is a verb, wrong is an adjective in this case and not a noun, and in this case we have an unidentified noun because the sentence is incomplete.
From what I would say normally, it would be "written wrong", cause for me english just just doesn't sound correct like that.
ex. The paper was written wrong.
ex2. The paper was wrong written.
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Well, I just checked and "written" would either have to be verb or adjective
So in the case of "The paper was wrong written," it would either be
Subject Verb Adjective Adjective.
Subject Verb Adjective Verb.
Subject Verb Noun Adjective.
Subject Verb Noun Verb.
Which one would it be if it's correct?
Actually... wouldn't be "The paper was wrongly written" be more accurate?
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