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Though written primarily for students of English as a Second Language, The Ins and Outs of Prepositions is also useful in remedial English courses on high school and college freshman levels. Unlike most languages - which usually have only a few prepositions to serve many different communication nee...
The ins and outs of prepositions: a guidebook for esl students and all others seeking help in correct use of prepositions J Yates 被引量: 13发表: 1999年 Ins and outs of the acquisition of spatial terms Asserts that the acquisition of spatial terms (STs) occurs as a gradual process ...
10 The “Ins” and “Outs” of Matthew 15:1–20: Insights on Prepositions from Prototype Theory and Metaphor Theory was published in Postclassical Greek Prepositions and Conceptual Metaphor on page 241.
The Ins and Outs of Prepositions by Jean Yates 这本语法书几乎涵盖了英语学习中所有的介词,又名 英语介词的来龙去脉。但是我只能找到这本书的第二版,内容也还是很丰富的。以下是内容预览(以about为例) Understanding and Using of English Grammar
Ending sentences with prepositions. Yes, you can! My father used to tell me it was Winston Churchill who said, “That is something up with which I will not put.” Since then, I’ve seen that line inserted into the mouths of many different luminaries; regardless of who said it, the poi...
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Though written primarily for students of English as a Second Language, The Ins and Outs of Prepositions is also useful in remedial English courses on high school and college freshman levels. Unlike most languages which usually have only a few prepositions to serve many different communication needs...
They differ from phrases in that the relations between con- stituents are not expressed through agreement, prepositions or conjunctions, and in that they may present special allomorphs. In Spanish, special allomorphy is restricted to the non-head position of the compound, where words and stems ...