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Adpositions are a
class of
words used to
express spatial or
temporal relations (in, under, towards, behind, ago, etc.) or mark
various semantic roles...
- phrases, and cir****positional phrases.
Adpositional phrases contain an
adposition (preposition, postposition, or cir****position) as head and
usually a complement...
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append one of the
Adpositions below, then
append the coverb/verb with the
suffix "-ing" or "-ingly" In many languages, the
adposition fuses with a verb...
- sine
puero 'without the boy' –
puero being the
ablative form. A few
adpositions, however,
govern a noun in the genitive, such as
gratia and tenus. A...
- In linguistics, a
compound is a
lexeme (less precisely, a word or sign) that
consists of more than one stem. Compounding,
composition or
nominal composition...
- compounds.
Adpositions are
mostly before but are
often after their object. If the
object of an
adposition is
marked in the
dative case, an
adposition may conceivably...
- linguistics, case
government is a type of
government wherein a verb or
adposition imposes grammatical case
requirements on its noun
phrase complement. For...
- quantifiers, demonstratives, and possessives)
measure words or
classifiers adpositions (prepositions, postpositions, and cir****positions)
preverbs pronouns...
- languages, the
adpositions can
carry the
inflection in
adpositional phrases. This
means that
these languages will have
inflected adpositions. In Western...
- predicate. In the
examples below, the
adverbial phrase is
italicized and the
adposition is bolded: Mary, the
aspiring actress,
became upset as one of the casting...
