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== General rules for idioms == | |||
* idioms are words or phrases that create their own rule | |||
* however, idioms have a logic | |||
=== prepositions as idiomatic === | |||
* prepositions introduce a modifying phrase (prepositional phrase) | |||
* prepositional phrases tell the reader about something | |||
** define or modify according to | |||
*** time | |||
*** distance | |||
*** places | |||
*** means or method | |||
*** ownership | |||
* since many prepositions are synonymous, their use may be considered idiomatic | |||
* however, we can think of the "idiomatic" use of a preposition as inherent to its definition | |||
== A-C == | == A-C == | ||