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This BECOME-construction is seen as subjectless, and the pre-verbal argument it contains is an elative adverbial (ISK [section] 904).
Become-constructions in Finnish and Estonian: diachronic and contrastive perspectives
Adverbial > [He moved in an uncomfortable manner / in an uncomfortable way.
English '-ly' adverbs: from subject orientation to conversion
Across languages, spatial lexemes such as adpositions and/or adverbials are also used in temporal expressions (e.
Space, time, and iconicity in Turkish Sign Language (TID)
Other examples of inserted adverbials and adverbial clauses:
Clarity versus accuracy and objectivity in written legal English/Aiskumas ir tikslumo bei objektyvumo siekis rasytineje teises anglu kalboje
2006) identify three different functions of comitative constructions: (i) accompaniment situations with at least two animate protagonists, (ii) instrumental use, and (iii) adverbial modification of predicates.
Nonlocal uses of local cases in the Tsezic languages
The mental space in Figure 1 depicts a scenario created when encountering the time adverbial while.
Temporal adverbial parameters in the mental spaces of Taiwanese EFL learners
His adverbial search for cause and effect, for the basic order in things, is primal, compelling, and satisfying, quite apart from practical considerations" (p.
BEYOND SCIENTISM: PERSONAL EXPERIENCE IN SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH
Expression errors arising from grammar errors; missing subject, active-passive disagreement among verbs, clause errors, missing adverbial clause of place, missing object, missing verb or auxiliary, phrase errors, subject-verb disagreement and punctuation errors.
Analysis of expression errors in the writings of primary school students in terms of certain variables
Nouns become participants, verbs are described as process and adverbial clauses and phrases are changed to circumstances.
Our culture-killers
The adjectival form apparently came first (it is traced to a 1945 story in Astounding by Malcolm Jameson), followed by the adverbial form (around 1960), and then the full-fledged noun usage (Ursula K.
Prucher, Jeff, ed. Brave New Words: The Oxford Dictionary of Science Fiction
Text bridges comprise three categories: subordinating words, transitional terms, and adverbial conjunctives (table 1).
Text bridges and the micro-action interview
The three syntactic environments in which the subjunctive may occur are in nominal, adjectival, or adverbial clauses.
Mood selection: a look at Northern Nevada Latinos
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