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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «PREPOSITIONAL PHRASE»
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Semantic and Syntactic Effects on Double
Prepositional ...
The results revealed that length ordering influenced sentence recall, but did not override dependency ordering.
Karen Lynn Marblestone, 2007
The prepositional phrase comes between the subject and the verb. 6. needs. The
subject of the sentence is set (singular). A singular subject must have a singular
verb (needs). Of books is a prepositional phrase. The prepositional phrase ...
In these relative clauses, the introducing phrase is clearly a prepositional phrase.
(22) a. to whom Smith loaned the money b. on whom Fred depends c. on whose
lap the puppet is sitting This introductory prepositional phrase consists of a ...
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Psycholinguistics: Critical Concepts in Psychology
When the thematic role required for the prepositional phrase by the particular
sentence is not in accord with the role expectations of the subject, there is no
additional slowdown of processing when the required syntactic attachment of the
...
Gerry T. M. Altmann, 2002
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English Language and Composition
75 Prepositional Phrases A prepositional phrase includes a preposition, a noun
or pronoun as the object of the preposition, and any modifiers of the object. It
begins with a preposition and usually ends with a noun or a pronoun. This type of
...
Navigating through Plum Gut (participial phrase, modifying "Bobby Bushnell");
through Plum Gut (prepositional phrase, modifying "Navigating"); around the Tea
Pot (prepositional phrase, modifying "Bobby Bushnell"); for Lake Montauk ...
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Grammar to Go: How It Works and How To Use It
PRACTICE SET 4–5 50 Chapter 4 Optional Practice Directions: In the sentences
below, place each prepositional phrase in parentheses and write it in the blank.
Next, determine the word that each phrase modifies and the function of the ...
Barbara Goldstein, Jack Waugh, Karen Linsky, 2009
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Grammar By Diagram, second edition: Understanding English ...
Categories of Prepositions Every prepositional phrase, once identified, acts as
either an adjective or an adverb. When you are looking for the subject and verb
ofa sentence, then, it helps ifyou first identify and then eliminate the prepositional
...
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Real Essays with Readings with 2009 MLA Update: Writing ...
Most often, what comes between the subject and the verb is either a prepositional
phrase or a dependent clause. Prepositional Phrase between the Subject and
the Verb A prepositional phrase starts with a preposition and ends with a noun or
...
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Ugaritic Textbook: Grammar, Texts in Transliteration, ...
Ugarit, has written this document'. A prepositional phrase may precede the
subject-verb-object: (1006 : 1) I . ym hnd (2) iwrkl . pdy (3) agdn 'from this day, I.
has redeemed A.'. Note subject-object-verb in c§r . ksdm . yd . Imdhm Iqh (170 : 8
) '10 ...
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Ask The Old Editor: three things
Put a prepositional phrase in the wrong place in a sentence and you will create ambiguity and perhaps appear a fool. One of the published ... «Baltimore Sun, Jul 15»
Jen's English Tip Today - a while vs. awhile – The Correct Way to …
Finally, just to make it confusing, if you rephrase the previous sentence and replace the adverb with a prepositional phrase, you need the noun ... «Chiang Rai Times, Jul 15»
DOL Reiterates Its Stance on 'Top Hat' Plans
It does not modify the more remote prepositional phrase "for a select group of management or highly compensated employees." According to ... «PLANSPONSOR, Jul 15»
Headline Writing With an NYT Guru
(2:16); The Times' well-documented “fondness, or maybe even overuse” of headlines beginning with a prepositional phrase, which spawned ... «Madison.com, Jun 15»
Coming to terms with bafflers in English grammar and usage
Here's how those two phrasal verbs work: In the sentence that uses the prepositional phrase “for use of students and teachers,” the preposition ... «The Manila Times, Jun 15»
Readers sound off on gun control, global warming and Puerto Rican …
“Of the kids” is a prepositional phrase that does not affect agreement. Therefore, “None of the kids was injured” is absolutely correct. «New York Daily News, Jun 15»
Hyphens Run Amok
This is just a prepositional phrase — the preposition “on” followed by its object, the noun “screen.” Again, a hyphen would only be called for if ... «New York Times, May 15»
Parsing clinical text: how good are the state-of-the-art parsers?
2) Ambiguity of prepositional phrase (PP) attachment: For example, in the sentence "He denies any problem with chest pain, dyspnea on ... «BMC Blogs Network, May 15»
Literary Discourse - Phrases, Clauses And Sentences
Prepositional phrase: a phrase made up of a preposition, its object, and its modifiers. • The roof OF THE OLD THEATRE was leaking badly. «GhanaWeb, May 15»
A Word, Please: For tighter writing, watch out for danglers
Here's how a prepositional phrase can dangle: “With love, the pen trembled in Blake's hand.” The first noun after that prepositional phrase is the ... «Glendale News Press, May 15»
