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# G$ R% f$ k$ \- r$ s2. The place in going places is a noun in adverbial function.7 ?3 N( X! A7 `; C
Such idiomatic uses—which may be more common( i/ t3 |8 W$ }& }# p
in American English than in British—have long
- R- {4 X' u8 ] S1 stroubled commentators. Vizetelly 1906, for instance,4 X! t7 v* K# ?! I- N
objects to go places, go any place, go some place, and /
2 g# S4 h! Q$ o' F" |! pcan't find it any place. Many others worry about anyplace,
2 i4 M5 _& w) g! R( j2 U9 z! lsomeplace, noplace. Bolinger 1980 observes that2 z: F% ?) G* j( K( o$ c- x4 z
place is one of a small number of nouns that are idiomatically
' M* Q" b# W+ m* z# Jdrawn into adverbial function. He lists way,
' F3 F% M# i1 n* M7 y! L2 H. t4 Mreason, and time as three others; they are nouns closely/ p- u/ t$ K3 \7 G
associated with the adverbial questions where, how,0 w/ g5 B) q% p# r* p" D: M' U9 C
why, and when. He constructs a frame, "That was the- @2 O; |& {& m" l
he did it," in which the adverbially oriented# W( b7 K4 ?' F+ ]; f
nouns place, way, reason, and time will fit idiomatically,3 O% n2 p# @3 b q! k
but such quasi-synonyms as location, manner, motive,# o* y, o1 {* Y# \, j' u
and occasion will not. (P740)# k* g# M* ]9 C; s
----《Webster's Dictionary of English Usage》(1989)$ k, u! e# H; D7 {
或许跟这段论述有关。名词作状语用。
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