English prepositions - Revision history

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	*work in 1973 = tim(work, 1973) = tim(work, 1973.@in)		*work in 1973 = tim(work, 1973) = tim(work, 1973.@in)
	*split in two = man(split, 2.@in) '''≠''' man(split,2) = split as two		*split in two = man(split, 2.@in) '''≠''' man(split,2) = split as two
	*man in overcoat = mod(man, overcoat.@in) '''≠''' mod(man, overcoat) = man of overcoat ~~[http://digiadvertise.wordpress.com/2014/04/07/jasa-seo-di-jakarta Jasa seo], [http://digiadvertise.wordpress.com/2014/04/07/jasa-seo-di-jakarta Jasa seo jakarta]~~		*man in overcoat = mod(man, overcoat.@in) '''≠''' mod(man, overcoat) = man of overcoat

	== Of ==		== Of ==

imported>Domtheo at 04:44, 2 May 2014

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	*work in 1973 = tim(work, 1973) = tim(work, 1973.@in)		*work in 1973 = tim(work, 1973) = tim(work, 1973.@in)
	*split in two = man(split, 2.@in) '''≠''' man(split,2) = split as two		*split in two = man(split, 2.@in) '''≠''' man(split,2) = split as two
	*man in overcoat = mod(man, overcoat.@in) '''≠''' mod(man, overcoat) = man of overcoat		*man in overcoat = mod(man, overcoat.@in) '''≠''' mod(man, overcoat) = man of overcoat [http://digiadvertise.wordpress.com/2014/04/07/jasa-seo-di-jakarta Jasa seo], [http://digiadvertise.wordpress.com/2014/04/07/jasa-seo-di-jakarta Jasa seo jakarta]

	== Of ==		== Of ==

imported>Martins at 17:59, 16 August 2013

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	English [[prepositions]] are always represented by [[~~relations~~]] or by ~~relations~~ and [[~~attributes~~]].		English [[prepositions]] are always represented by [[Universal Relations]] or by Universal Relations and [[Universal Attributes]].

	== For ==		== For ==

imported>Martins at 23:02, 26 July 2012

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			English [[prepositions]] are always represented by [[relations]] or by relations and [[attributes]].

	== For ==		== For ==
	The preposition "for" may have, in English, several values, as follows:		The preposition "for" may have, in English, several values, as follows:

imported>Martins at 23:01, 26 July 2012

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	== To ==		== To ==
			The preposition "to" may have, in English, several values, as follows:

			{\|border=1 cellpadding=5
			!rowspan=2\|Value
			!rowspan=2\|UNL
			!colspan=2\|Examples
			\|-
			!English
			!UNL
			\|-
			\|complement (necessary argument)
			\|obj
			\|refer to a dictionary
			\|obj(refer, dictionary)
			\|-
			\|direction (towards)
			\|to
			\|go to the city
			\|to(go, city)
			\|-
			\|final place
			\|plt
			\|go to the bottom
			\|plt(go, bottom)
			\|-
			\|purpose
			\|pur
			\|go to discuss
			\|pur(go, discuss)
			\|-
			\|addressee
			\|gol
			\|answer to John
			\|gol(answer, John)
			\|-
			\|final state
			\|gol
			\|nursed her back to health
			\|gol(nurse, health)
			\|-
			\|final time
			\|tmt
			\|worked from nine to five
			\|tmt(work, 5)
			\|-
			\|comparison
			\|bas
			\|superior to the others
			\|bas(superior, others)
			\|-
			\|degree or extent
			\|man
			\|smooth to the touch
			\|man(smooth, touch.@to)
			\|-
			\|manner
			\|man
			\|parallel to the road
			\|man(parallel, road.@to)
			\|}

			=== Observations ===
			The preposition "to" must be replaced by its equivalents in the following situations:
			;to = against
			:Their faces pressed to the windows = Their faces pressed against the windows
			;to = of
			:looked for the top to the jar = looked for the top of the jar
			;to = before
			:ten to five = ten before five

			;@to
			The preposition "to" is the default for the relations "to", "plt", "gol", "pur", "tmt" and "bas" and may be omitted in these cases. It may also be omitted in case of the relation "obj", whose government is defined in the dictionary. For "man", the preposition should be explicitly indicated by the attribute "@to":
			*answer to John = gol(answer, John) = gol(answer, John.@to)
			*smooth to the touch = man(smooth, touch.@to) '''≠''' man(smooth, touch) = smooth as touch

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imported>Martins at 22:58, 26 July 2012

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	;@in		=== Attribute @in ===
	The attribute @in is the default for the relations "tim", "plc" and "scn" and may be omitted in these cases. It may also be omitted in "obj" relations, whose government is stated in the dictionary. For the other relations, its use is mandatory:		The attribute @in is the default for the relations "tim", "plc" and "scn" and may be omitted in these cases. It may also be omitted in "obj" relations, whose government is stated in the dictionary. For the other relations, its use is mandatory:
	*work in Switzerland = plc(work, Switzerland) = plc(work, Switzerland.@in)		*work in Switzerland = plc(work, Switzerland) = plc(work, Switzerland.@in)

imported>Martins at 22:58, 26 July 2012

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	~~=== Observation ===~~
	;@in		;@in
	The attribute @in is the default for the relations "tim", "plc" and "scn" and may be omitted in these cases. It may also be omitted in "obj" relations, whose government is stated in the dictionary. For the other relations, its use is mandatory:		The attribute @in is the default for the relations "tim", "plc" and "scn" and may be omitted in these cases. It may also be omitted in "obj" relations, whose government is stated in the dictionary. For the other relations, its use is mandatory:

imported>Martins at 22:57, 26 July 2012

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 == In ==
 == Of ==
 == To ==

imported>Martins at 22:56, 26 July 2012

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-*[[for]]
+== For ==
-*[[in]]
+The preposition "for" may have, in English, several values, as follows:
-*[[of]]
-*[[to]]
+{|border=1 cellpadding=5