| 姓名：Arlen |  | 188.143.232.** | | 時間：2015/8/14 上午 11:09:48 | | ☆☆☆☆☆ | | What do you do? <a href=" http://www.pitturaedintorni.it/?adcirca-samples.pdf#queen ">adcirca summary of product characteristics</a> It is ***t the case that a-prefixes can attach to any old word ending in -ing. They can attach to verbs, as in the first example. But ***t to gerunds (a verb serving as a ***un for a general action), adjectives, or objects of prepositions, as in the other examples. The fact that those examples sound wrong to dialect speakers shows that there are conditions on where a-prefixes can go. The fact that those conditions can be described in terms of verbs, gerunds, adjectives, and prepositions show that the conditions have to do with the linguistic structure of sentences. A condition that depends on linguistic structure is a rule. A system of these rules is a grammar. This is what linguists mean when they talk about the grammar of a dialect.
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