0 a word used to show time, place, or position -- preposisjon [ masculine ]
prepositions such as “in”, “on”, and “to” preposisjoner som “in”, “on” og “to”
1 a word put before a noun or pronoun to show how it is related to another word, for example ’through’, ’in’, or ’by’. -- preposisjon
This is unproblematic in the case of major lexical categories and perhaps also in the case of prepositions.
They found that children with language impairments made more errors during the production of verb particles than for prepositions.
Prepositions fall into two subclasses : the so-called primary and secondary prepositions.
Unfortunately, the primary prepositions would still act exceptionally on either level.
The primary prepositions in nonbranching structures fall outside this hierarchy.
As pointed out above, more than the other two gerund types, definite nominal gerunds tend to co-occur with prepositions other than the most frequent six.
A certain degree of functional differentiation is also apparent in combinations of definite nominal gerunds with the prepositions of, by and in.
With other prepositions, definite nominal gerunds remain relatively marginal throughout the period examined.
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