How To Use Postpositive In A Sentence
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In the case of nouns, the singular with the postpositive definite article and the indefinite plural are given in parenthesis.
Fritiofs Saga
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This conceptualization resonates with such postpositive movements in psychology as social constructionism, postmodern thought, and discursive psychology.
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Hainan Airlines, China′s fourth largest haulier, is set to runabout its postpositive major flights from Dalian to Singapore via Hefei on August 29,2010
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Among other particular features of Albanian and other Balkan languages are a postpositive definite article and the absence of a verbal infinitive.
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Among other particular features of Albanian and other Balkan languages are a postpositive definite article and the absence of a verbal infinitive.
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Passing over the vague reference of "it," which doesn't refer clearly to anything in the preceding context, I'll ask why Clark doesn't know that "however" should be postpositive.
Archive 2007-12-01
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At Astrakhan State Pedagogical University, located in the Volga River delta, Maya Ryashchina has found three patterns: noun plus postpositive, as in hands-on manager and heads-up tennis; verb plus postpositive, as in drive-by killing; and a modal verb plus infinitive, as in can-do mentality, must-have wine and must-see film.
The Right Word in the Right Place at the Right Time
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It's a pity to disqualify the pun, but Pope Pius does not properly portray a postpositive modifier.
VERBATIM: The Language Quarterly Vol XIII No 3
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Until the middle of the twentieth century the scholarly consensus was that Mark could not have ended with a postpositive particle or with such a shocking ending as ‘for they were afraid.’
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However, it does contain one blunder: the phrase penny dreadful does not exemplify a postpositive modifier.
VERBATIM: The Language Quarterly Vol XII No 2
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Among other particular features of Albanian and other Balkan languages are a postpositive definite article and the absence of a verbal infinitive.
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A.M. Kinloch University of New Brunswick The note on postpositive modifiers in English [XI,2] by Frank Abate was particularly interesting to me.
VERBATIM: The Language Quarterly Vol XII No 2
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[Dr. Abate comments: Many of the culinary combinations are such, of course, because of their being loan translations from a Romance phrase (veal Florentine, steak tartare, etc.) or because they pick up the postpositive placement on the model of the French syntactical rules.]
VERBATIM: The Language Quarterly Vol XII No 2
