Difference between revisions of "Prepositional Phrase (definition)"

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The syntactic element that consists of a [[preposition]] (which expresses spatial relation or indicates syntactic functions or semantic roles) and it’s constituent or compliment. The compliment is typically a noun phrase that is relating to the rest of the sentence or phrase through the preposition.  
 
The syntactic element that consists of a [[preposition]] (which expresses spatial relation or indicates syntactic functions or semantic roles) and it’s constituent or compliment. The compliment is typically a noun phrase that is relating to the rest of the sentence or phrase through the preposition.  
 
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[[Category:Technical Definitions]]
 
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The syntactic element that consists of a preposition (which expresses spatial relation or indicates syntactic functions or semantic roles) and it’s constituent or compliment. The compliment is typically a noun phrase that is relating to the rest of the sentence or phrase through the preposition.

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