exclamative marker
exclamative marker noun: a particular morpheme, word or phrase that introduces or tags distinct syntax of that language's exclamative clauses.
Noun
exclamative marker (plural exclamative markers)
- A particular morpheme, word or phrase that introduces or tags distinct syntax of that language's exclamative clauses.
- 'What' in What rubbish! is an exclamative marker used for nominals
Forms of exclamative marker
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Questions about exclamative marker
- What does exclamative marker mean?
- Exclamative marker means a particular morpheme, word or phrase that introduces or tags distinct syntax of that language's exclamative clauses.
- What part of speech is exclamative marker?
- Exclamative marker is a noun.
- What is the plural of exclamative marker?
- The plural of exclamative marker is exclamative markers.
Words near exclamative marker in the dictionary
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