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Linglib.Fragments.English.Adpositions

English adpositions #

The closed-class adpositions of English as Adposition entries: the spatial to, on, in, into, at, from and out of, the particle out, and by, with and for, which also introduce participants. Each entry records the comparative case values it marks, read off the glosses Case gives them, so to marks the allative of went to Paris and the dative of gave the book to John.

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to, as in Mary went to Paris, Mary gave the book to John.

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    on, as in the book on the table.

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      at, as in Mary is at home.

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        from, as in Mary came from Paris.

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          out, the particle, as in John threw out the trash.

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            by, as in the book was written by Mary, Mary sat by the window.

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              with, as in Mary cut the bread with a knife, Mary left with John.

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                for, as in the benefactive Martha carved a toy for the baby, and with a measure phrase Mary was sick for three hours.

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                  into, as in the witch turned him into a frog.

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                    out of, as in Martha carved a toy out of the wood.

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                      in, as in the trash in the kitchen, and with a measure phrase Mary wrote a paper in three days, Mary hasn't been sick in years.

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                        ago, the postposition, as in Mary left three days ago.

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