Re: OT -- "Flummoxed"
Actually for passive participles the diagram is here--Mike,
http://webster.commnet.edu/grammar/diagrams2/diagram_pass.htm
This answers my question, and shows what I
mean about the annoyingly indecisive verbal
adjective. Here, anyway, it is diagrammed
as a verb. Yet the grammar books say it is
being "used as" an adjective. Go figure.
Sorry. I had lost the context of the original sentence in which flummoxed appeared. You selected the correct diagram. The one I selected was for a different situation altogether.
Dick
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