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Okay, so the name of the construction is prefixation. But how would you explain to someone learning English what the time element implied is like. It seems to be archaic, used only in old quotes like nursery rhyme "A froggie would a-wooing go...."
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interesting construction
wwh 08/23/2001 1:40 AM ![]()
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Faldage 08/23/2001 12:25 PM ![]()
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WhitmanO'Neill 08/24/2001 3:04 AM ![]()
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Bobyoungbalt 08/23/2001 7:00 PM ![]()
Actually®
Faldage 08/23/2001 7:03 PM ![]()
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Keiva 08/23/2001 8:01 PM ![]()
Am I the onliest one
Faldage 08/23/2001 8:12 PM ![]()
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wwh 08/23/2001 8:37 PM ![]()
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Keiva 08/23/2001 11:11 PM ![]()
Re: The Old English prefix a-
Faldage 08/24/2001 11:56 AM ![]()
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Bingley 08/24/2001 4:55 AM ![]()
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NicholasW 08/24/2001 7:44 AM ![]()
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of troy 08/24/2001 12:08 PM ![]()
Re: Froggy went
Faldage 08/24/2001 1:03 PM ![]()
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Flatlander 08/24/2001 1:34 PM ![]()
Wooing (courting ) Froggy
Bobyoungbalt 08/24/2001 2:52 PM ![]()
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of troy 08/24/2001 3:21 PM ![]()
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TEd Remington 08/24/2001 3:39 PM
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