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Member Location: Saudi Arabia
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What is "implicit coordination"? could you put some examples?
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Member Location: Yokohama
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I suppose that it is coordination without a conjunction, as in: I came, I saw, I conquered. . Canadian-American native speaker who teaches English for a living. |
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I think that Mister Micawber's example in correct to illustrate one type of implicit coordination in grammar.
A Google search produced several hits on "implicit coordination." Some had to do with management in business, and several appeared in academic papers on grammar. Of those dealing with grammar, I have excerpted one with a definition and examples. Please click on the attachment below to see it. Rachel Implicit_coordination.doc (28 KB, 5 downloads) |
