regarding whether the adverb of place and the verbal noun can serve as substitutes for the subject?
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The student : O Shaykh, some people have said that the adverb of place and the verbal noun must be...
The Shaykh : What is the condition? The intended meaning of acceptance is that it shifts from being an adverb of place or a verbal noun.
The student : And can the place serve as a substitute for the subject without being described as far or near?
The Shaykh : Yes? It can be said, "A place was sat in," but it may not convey the intended meaning.
The Shaykh : What is the condition? The intended meaning of acceptance is that it shifts from being an adverb of place or a verbal noun.
The student : And can the place serve as a substitute for the subject without being described as far or near?
The Shaykh : Yes? It can be said, "A place was sat in," but it may not convey the intended meaning.