- however,
voted against the proposal. (
adverbial conjunct not adjunct)
Prepositions (in, out, etc.) may be used
adverbially to
indicate direction or location...
- In linguistics, an
adverbial phrase ("AdvP") is a multi-word
expression operating adverbially: its
syntactic function is to
modify other expressions, including...
- An
adverbial clause is a
dependent clause that
functions as an adverb. That is, the
entire clause modifies a
separate element within a
sentence or the...
-
adjectival phrase: The
chicken eaten by the
children was contaminated.
Adverbially:
Eaten in this manner, the
chicken presents no problem. And in a nominative...
- Look up
adverbial genitive in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. In grammar, an
adverbial genitive is a noun
declined in the
genitive case that functions...
- The
adverbial case (abbreviated ADV) is a noun case in
Abkhaz and
Georgian with a
function similar to that of the
translative and
essive cases in Finnic...
- This is
called the
adverbial function and may be
performed by an
individual adverb, by an
adverbial phrase, or by an
adverbial clause.
Adverbs are traditionally...
- An
adverbial complement is an
adverbial that is
required to
complete the
meaning of a verb, such that if it is removed, it will
yield an ungrammatical...
-
dependent clause,
together with its
object (the
second dependent clause),
adverbially modifies the
verbs of both main clauses.
Dependent clauses may be headed...
- be
interpreted as a ****ure p****ive participle, used
adjectivally or
adverbially; the
closest translation is a p****ive to-infinitive non-finite clause...
