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by gmatIntent » Thu Oct 20, 2011 6:07 am
Can someone please clarify the below?

In the phrase 'seemingly younger-than-ever moneyed professionals', what is the noun?

Just the 'professionals' or the 'moneyed professionals'

My confusion is if the noun is just the 'professionals' then moneyed is an adjective modifying the professionals. Then younger-than-ever is another adjective modifying moneyed.

Am I getting something totally wrong.

Please help.

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by pskharche » Thu Oct 20, 2011 8:47 am
seems like - younger than ever is acting as an adverb here.

Moneyed is definitely adjective and of course professionals is noun
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by avik.ch » Thu Oct 20, 2011 8:56 am
gmatIntent wrote:Can someone please clarify the below?

In the phrase 'seemingly younger-than-ever moneyed professionals', what is the noun?

Just the 'professionals' or the 'moneyed professionals'

My confusion is if the noun is just the 'professionals' then moneyed is an adjective modifying the professionals. Then younger-than-ever is another adjective modifying moneyed.

Am I getting something totally wrong.

Please help.

Thanks
seemingly younger-than-ever moneyed professionals

"Professionals" here is a noun modified by an adjective "moneyed"

Seemingly is an adverb modifying "younger-than-ever". "younger-than-ever" is modifying the "moneyed professional".

It will be better if you can post the full sentence.
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by gmatIntent » Fri Oct 21, 2011 12:21 am
avik.ch wrote:
gmatIntent wrote:Can someone please clarify the below?

In the phrase 'seemingly younger-than-ever moneyed professionals', what is the noun?

Just the 'professionals' or the 'moneyed professionals'

My confusion is if the noun is just the 'professionals' then moneyed is an adjective modifying the professionals. Then younger-than-ever is another adjective modifying moneyed.

Am I getting something totally wrong.

Please help.

Thanks
seemingly younger-than-ever moneyed professionals

"Professionals" here is a noun modified by an adjective "moneyed"

Seemingly is an adverb modifying "younger-than-ever". "younger-than-ever" is modifying the "moneyed professional".

It will be better if you can post the full sentence.
The sentence : Seemingly younger-than-ever moneyed professionals have embraced a modern design ethic.

If 'moneyed' is adjective, then how can another abjective 'younger-than-ever' can modify it?
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by gmatIntent » Sun Oct 23, 2011 10:43 pm
Experts help please.

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