Point 55 in VERBS/prepositional is defined as: verb + preposition, where the preposition is separated from its complement._V _I . *Note in the feature image above this post that there are many examples highlighted by text inspector already. Also, it is not easy to locate google news examples for the fullstop. 1 LOOKING FOR . […]
Point 51 in VERBS/prepositional is defined as: adverb between the verb and the preposition An iWeb search for _V _RR _I 1 LEARN MORE ABOUT 343828 2 READ MORE ABOUT 70585 3 IS STILL IN 66179 4 WORK CLOSELY WITH 52662 5 KNOW MORE ABOUT 51792 6 SET FORTH IN 48960 7 ARE STILL IN […]
Point 49 in VERBS/phrasal-prepositional is defined as: increasing range of verb + particle + preposition + noun or pronoun An iWeb search for: _VV _RP _I _P 1 GET BACK TO YOU 19937 EVP C1 Korean,Female,4,w They can learn more things from this experience and they might get back to their school with more self-confidence. 2 COME UP WITH SOMETHING 12747 EVP B2 Arabic,Female,5,w Unfortunately, experts have been unable to come up with a cure for autism. […]
‘Along’ is a preposition or an adverb. 1 ALONG (II21) 1742449 2 ALONG (II) 812587 4 ALONG (RP) 476307 6 ALONG (RR) 11996
Point 4 in VERBS/prepositional A1 is defined as: limited range of prepositional verbs followed by noun or pronoun objects. The examples in the EGP: listen_VV0 to_II music_NN1 look_VVI after_II her_PPHO1 look_VVI for_IF mushrooms_NN2 Point 31 at B1 is the same as above except: “increasing range”. *There is no other higher-level for this. And really this […]
Point 33 in PRONOUNS is defined as: an increasing range of indefinite pronouns as objects or complements of prepositions. In the EGP examples we have: An iWeb search for _V someone|everyone|somebody|everybody 1 FIND SOMEONE 45253 2 KNOW SOMEONE 30854 3 SEE SOMEONE 25775 4 NEED SOMEONE 22836 5 GET SOMEONE 19451 6 THINK EVERYONE 16489 […]
Point 9 in PREPOSITIONS is defined as: adverbs of degree to modify prepositions and prepositional phrases. (have to check each match that it’s actually modifying the preposition and not something else) A check on google for Adverbs of degree: Common adverbs of degree: Almost, nearly, quite, just, too, enough, hardly, scarcely, completely, very, extremely. extremely, especially, […]
Point 35 in the category of NOUNS is defined as: prepositional phrase after the main noun in a noun phrase. We can roughly follow the EGP examples with the following code: _[AJD] _n _i _[AJD] _n (but iWeb doesn’t allow alternates in []) Also we have discovered as of 4/12/2020 that iWeb works better with […]
Point 14 in the category of PREPOSITIONS is defined as: less frequent simple prepositions, often in a more formal, literary or business context. The examples include: amongst|unlike|throughout|upon|toward 1 THROUGHOUT THE YEAR. 13601 ESPN Australia Our guys have handled everything extremely well throughout the year. I think they’re going to be really excited to get […]
Point 12 in the category of PREPOSITIONs is defined as: preposition + relative pronoun as complement, to avoid preposition stranding, often in formal contexts. The EGP examples include: vacancy_NN1 in_II which_DDQ I_PPIS1 am_VBM very_RG interested_JJ ._. club_NN1 of_IO which_DDQ you_PPY are_VBR the_AT secretary_NN1 ._. someone_PN1 to_II whom_PNQO they_PPHS2 can_VM talk_VVI ._. A search […]