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Anonymous Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
anticipatory phrase
Can anyone tell me what an anticipatory phrase is?
Many thanks.
Many thanks.
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I was just going to ask that myself! Sorry, I couldn't resist. One of the Grammar Pros will be able to answer that a lot better than what I would.
- I was just going to ask that myself!
- Sorry, I couldn't resist.
- One of the Grammar Pros will be able to answer that a lot better than what I would.
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I was just going to ask that myself! 
Sorry, I couldn't resist. One of the Grammar Pros will be able to answer that a lot be
Sorry, I couldn't resist. One of the Grammar Pros will be able to answer that a lot be
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Hello
I'm wondering if there is such a grammatical term like "anticipatory phrase" though I know "anticipatory subject" and "anticipatory object".
An anticipatory subject is "it" that is anticipatorily put as a grammatical subject for the semantic subject that appears in the latter part of the sentence.
(EX-1) It make me happy to think I can se
I'm wondering if there is such a grammatical term like "anticipatory phrase" though I know "anticipatory subject" and "anticipatory object".
An anticipatory subject is "it" that is anticipatorily put as a grammatical subject for the semantic subject that appears in the latter part of the sentence.
(EX-1) It make me happy to think I can se
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