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Bepleased Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
What's preposition?
Hello,I have a naive idea that preposition is an acceptor and the specific words before or after itself are its agent.This conception can apply to any other lexical : verb / noun / adj. adv. / conjunction .....They are either agent or acceptor.That is true to real English. Need your suggestions.Thank you for your help.
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Hello bepleased. It is admirable to be a skeptic. In which grammar book or reference did you read this about the proposition as a part of speech?
- Hello bepleased.
- It is admirable to be a skeptic.
- In which grammar book or reference did you read this about the proposition as a part of speech?
- What is "preposition"?
- That is a good question.
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Hello bepleased.
It is admirable to be a skeptic.
In which grammar book or reference did you read this about the proposition as a part of speech?
What is "preposition"? That is a good question.
First, you can analyze the word preposition. It consists of a root word and a prefix.
The root word is "position" and the prefix is "pre" (note that the word prefix
It is admirable to be a skeptic.
In which grammar book or reference did you read this about the proposition as a part of speech?
What is "preposition"? That is a good question.
First, you can analyze the word preposition. It consists of a root word and a prefix.
The root word is "position" and the prefix is "pre" (note that the word prefix
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Hello AlpheccaStars,( ) How great you give me!( ) Your teaching is good field of exercise. 1. question ? What is note that the word prefix also has the same prefix!
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2. exercise and communication:(1 ) [before] has different logic meanings;( ) I was put it before the planning committee. ( ) I put a question before / to you.
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( ) [the planning committee]----agent ----higher logic position( ) So, before = for the consideration of the planning committee.( ) [it]----acceptor ---lower logic position( ) [you]-----agent ----higher logic position ( ) So, “to” = depending on / according to you( ) [a question]-----acceptor ----lower logic position
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I have seen you before.= I have seen you for before now / for prior unto now / for until now.
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I have seen you that is agent;( ) [for]---shows the length of time from what time unto what time ;( ) [before now / prior unto now / until now]-----acceptor / supporter; ( ) Acceptor / supporter is lower logic position than the thing it supports? ( ) So, I have seen you that is higher logic position than [for before now / for prior unto now /
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In {I was unable to attend the meeting because of a prior engagement.},the pitch of [prior] must be lower than [engagement]! ( ) The reason for it is even as the above.
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bepleased,
I guess I was wrong that you understood my suggestions to you in other threads earlier. You have to communicate your questions to the forum in common English, at least try. Otherwise, no one can understand you. I for one, can't.
I guess I was wrong that you understood my suggestions to you in other threads earlier. You have to communicate your questions to the forum in common English, at least try. Otherwise, no one can understand you. I for one, can't.
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bepleased Hello AlpheccaStars,( ) How great you give me!( ) Your teaching is good field of exercise. 1. question ? What is note that the word prefix also has the same prefix!prefix = pre+fix (attach before - it is a small word that is attached before another word). Prefix is a word that has the prefix "pre" and the root word "fix"
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