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The theory of prepositional cases (G. Curme, etc)

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The theory of prepositional cases (G. Curme, etc)

The theory of prepositional cases (G. Curme, etc) - раздел Образование, Lecture 5. The Noun. Combinations Of Nouns With Prepositions In Certain Object And Attributive Col...

Combinations of nouns with prepositions in certain object and attributive collocations are understood as morphological case forms. So there are distinguished:

1) the ‘dative’ case: (to + Noun, for + Noun)

2) the ‘genitive’ case (of + Noun).

These ‘prepositional cases’ coexist with positional cases and the classical inflexional genitive of the English noun.

The blunder of this theory: it is well known from noun-declensional languages, all their prepositions require definite cases of nouns (prepositional case-government); then it should follow from this that not only the of-, to-, and for-phrases, but also all the other prepositional phrases in English must be regarded as ‘analytical cases’ which leads to illogical redundancy ‘prepositional cases’.

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Lecture 5. The Noun.

The Noun... General Characteristics The noun is the central nominative lexemic unit of language...

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