adverbial

Otherwise, if the zombies are an adverbial phrase, the sentence is in active voice.

Normally adverbs and adverbial phrases can be removed without breaking the grammar of the sentence.

The supplemental 'web2a' list contains hyphenated terms as well as assorted noun and adverbial phrases.

(adverbial phrase) Is that an adverbial phrase?

Going the lawyer will just put the two of you in an adverbial position from day one which is no way to build a team.

Adverbs and adverbial phrases can move pretty freely in English.

Some extra adverbial suffixes would be a nice alternative.

Yours leaves no room for that kind of parse confusion, but I think English prefers to leave space/time adverbs and adverbial phrases at the end.

One ordering German (allegedly) has, which I was taught, but assume native speakers are largely unaware they follow (if they do), is 'time/manner/place' in adverbial phrases.

> > I learned his real name and used it to track down an old friend of his to ask for help You left out the adverbial phrase.

Adverbial particle "to" when the phrasal verb does not have a direct object is usually 2 or even 1 (e.g.

If the adverbial phrase "stupidly and inchoately" appears, it must be the Chronicle.

Dump([1]); The Perl 6 "adverbial phrase" `:from<Perl5>` at the end of the `use` statement line tells Perl 6 what module loader to use.

The word "time" in "inference time" plays a slightly different role grammatically (noun, not part of an adverbial phrase), but comes out to mean the same thing.

Adverbial particles are certainly interesting, and widely used in English.