PPT-Word Forms, Prepositions and Collocations

What suffix means person who What is one suffix ending for a verb What part of speech is the word analyze What is the noun form for analyze What is the adverb form for dynamic How do you spell it. Unit 14. Prepositions. A . preposition. is a word that relates a noun or a pronoun to some other word in a sentence.. The dictionary . on. . the desk was open.. An almanac was . under. . the dictionary. Reading: Chap 5, Manning & . Schutze. (note: this chapter is available online from the book. ’. s page. http://. nlp.stanford.edu. /. fsnlp. /promo). Instructor: . Paul . Tarau. (based on . Rada. Collocations. A collocation (also collocate) is a word or phrase which is frequently used with another word or phrase, in a way that sounds correct to speakers of the language. . Examples of Collocations. September. 2013, . Hissar. , . Bulgaria. Violeta . Seretan. Department . of Translation Technology. Faculty of Translation and Interpreting. University of . Geneva. 8 . September. 2013. The . Analytics of Word Sociology. 6. th. Grade ELA. Prepositions. Prepositions. . are words that show a relationship between a . noun. and another word. . Prepositions. They can indicate: . location. : at Grammy’s house. time. : at noon. Chapter 6, Lesson 1. Definition. A preposition is a word that shows a relationship between a noun or pronoun and some other word in the sentence.. Example. Robots . in. outer space perform useful functions.. in . English. . (in 5 . wedges. !). Developed by . Anne . Dwyer. , APAC, Barcelona 2013. (c) AnneDwyer 2013. Asked. Answered. Appealed. Communicated. Decided. Determined. Encouraged. Figured. Generated. Reading: Chap 5, Manning & . Schutze. (note: this chapter is available online from the book. ’. s page. http://. nlp.stanford.edu. /. fsnlp. /promo). Instructor: . Paul . Tarau. (based on . Rada. http://www.englishclub.com/vocabulary/collocations.htm. 2. Why do you say . deep water. and not . profound water. ?. “A word is known by the company it keeps” . (JR Firth). . - tremble with fear tremble with excitement*. Lesson 1: What is an Adverb?. Adverbs. An . adverb . is a word that describes a verb. . Tell how, when, or where the action happens. . Many end in –. ly. . . Common Adverbs. How: fast, hard, together, happily, quietly. 2. Why do you say . deep water. and not . profound water. ?. “A word is known by the company it keeps” . (JR Firth). . - tremble with fear tremble with excitement*. - quiver with excitement quiver with fear. Parts of Speech. Interjections. Interjection. is a big name for a little word. . Interjections . are short exclamations like . Oh!. , . Um. or . Ah!. . They . have no real grammatical value but we use them quite often, usually more in speaking than in writing. . A word that shows . the relationship . between a. noun or a pronoun . and another word in the . sentence.. It is a word of “. position. ”.. Your math book is . underneath. the apple.. The preposition . 2013, . Hissar. , . Bulgaria. Violeta . Seretan. Department . of Translation Technology. Faculty of Translation and Interpreting. University of . Geneva. 8 . September. 2013. The . Analytics of Word Sociology.