- in
wartime is a
postmodifier of mines. A head may have a
number of modifiers, and
these may
include both
premodifiers and
postmodifiers. For example: that...
- the
nominal phrase head,
possessive postmodifiers,
determiners and
plural postmodifiers are the only
postmodifiers emplo****. As such, they
follow the following...
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Hyperbaton is also
possible when the
adjective follows the noun.
Often with
postmodifier hyperbaton, the noun is indefinite: tempestātēs
coortae sunt maximae...
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Adjectival modifiers usually come
before noun adjuncts. a
complement or
postmodifier may be a
prepositional phrase (... of London), a
relative clause (like...
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borrowings from French,
English has some
adjectives that
follow the noun as
postmodifiers,
called postpositive adjectives, as in time
immemorial and attorney...
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SENTENCE Her
playing of the Bach
fugues was
inspiring Possessive Head
Postmodifier STRUCTURE OF NOUN
PHRASE Her
playing of the Bach
fugues Noun phrase,...
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after it
postmodifiers. The
modifiers that
represent a cir****stance such as a
location are
called qualifiers. In English, most
postmodifiers are qualifiers...
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pleasant (aeque iucunda). It is also
possible for the noun to come
first ("
postmodifier hyperbaton"), as in the following: dies
appetebat septimus (Caesar, B...
- of the use of
premodifiers (as in English) as
opposed to the
native postmodifiers. Long Sino-Vietnamese
words include bách khoa toàn thư ("encyclopedia")...
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designating a
modern administrative area
corresponding to this. Usu. as
postmodifier, esp. in
county palatine.(subscription required) "Largest ...", according...
