Hello, I am wondering whether peoposition clause can be a subject.
Is it possible to write like this?
In the middle of sea is water
How can I use a prepositional clause for a subject?
towel mango 169 How can I use prepositional clause for a subject? You can't do that. e.
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towel mango 169How can I use prepositional clause for a subject?
You can't do that. Prepositional clauses are objects of the prepositions;they, i.e. prepositional clauses, can have their own subjects but those subjects cannot be a subject of the sentence (clause) which the prepositional clause is part of.
I think you mean preposition phrase.
Yes, under restricted conditions, a preposition phrase (PP) can function as subject, notably those PPs that have a distribution like that of a noun phrase NP. Consider this pair:
[1] I spent over a year in Paris.
[2] Over a year was spent on the project.
In [1] the PP functions as object of "spend",