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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

CATAPHORA

Could you please let me know if the following sentences has cataphora or not:



1 - Until now considered a calm, safe country, Tunisia’s recent turbulence, a result of boiling frustrations over a growing unemployment crisis, reveals the years of simmering problems that bubbled below seemingly cool waters.



2 - Their goals are modest: a job, an income, perhaps a chance to get married, a family, normalcy, dignity



3 - Often referred to as a quasi-mafia, an oblique mention of "the Family" is enough to indicate which family you mean.




Please give me more examples about Catphora.
Many thanks.
  

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Anonymous Could you please let me know if the following sentences ha ve cataphora or not I would say they do. org/wiki/Cataphora CJ

  • Anonymous Could you please let me know if the following sentences ha ve cataphora or not I would say they do.
  • org/wiki/Cataphora CJ
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AnonymousCould you please let me know if the following sentences have cataphora or not
I would say they do. You can find a few more examples here:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cataphora

CJ
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Hi

There are three basic ways of understanding or unfolding a sentence or story - anaphora, cataphora or exaphora

The first, anaphora, is the straightforward way - I introduce a subject and then tell you more about it

You'd like my brother - he tells such funny stories

However, it is possible to do this the other way around..

He was born in 1955 and car

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