Sentence examples similar to phrases with adverbial function from inspiring English sources

But it can still have an adverbial function in a sentence.

As shown in (1), the congruent way to represent experience in the English clause as well as the Spanish is when processes are realized with verbal groups (attacked), participants with nominal groups (the soldiers; the town), associated circumstances as prepositional phrases or adverbial groups (with guns), and logical relationships between clauses through conjunctions (and then).

Of course it's massively important to help children express themselves and to encourage creativity – though, by the way, the phrase "fronted adverbial" has no role in that – but, and again, who's going to be a writer?

Volition (with adverbial 故意 guyi "deliberately"): 他故意激怒/?吸引我.

However, there are few affixes with adverbial or modal meanings.

Common introductory phrases include participial phrases (phrases that function as adjectives to describe something in the main clause), prepositional phrases, and infinitive phrases (beginning with infinitive verbs [ to eat, to listen, etc.]).

To capture mentions of these functions in text we look for noun phrases with one of the words activity, binding, affinity or specificity as the head noun.

Phrases with higher correlations are synthesized into a smaller set of phrases.

The phrase list includes phrases and verbal phrases, with no inclusion of idioms, collocations or word chunks.

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