Ph. D. wrote:
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veritosproject@... wrote:
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> On 12/2/05, Jim Henry <jimhenry1973@...> wrote:
> >
> > OK. How would you express spatial relationships like
> > "under", "inside", etc? Will they be marked by
> > affixing the location or motion verb rather than adpositions
> > on the noun phrase?
>
> Those would be the verbs. i.e. The phrase "I am sitting under
> the chair" would not have a verb "to sit" , but "to sit under".
What about sentences such as "I am sitting under the chair
outside the house" or "I walked in the mud on the road near the
forest" ?
>>>>
And why not use nouns instead?
"I sit @ now @ the underneath of the chair @ the outside of the house and I walk
@ the past @ (the midst of) mud @ the (surface of) the road @ the proximity of
the forest."
µ.