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PRO FORMS

(Quirk, R. A Student´s Grammar of the English Language, Longman, pp. 248 – 255)

We replace items which are too long or well-known to be repeated

substitute words – pro-forms

NOUNS + NOUN PHRASES

  1. Pronouns

Looking up, she caught David’s eye. He was sitting directly opposite.

Coordinate clauses – repetition, substitution, omission

It was Peter who suffered from insomnia, and it was Peter who had a heart attack.

he

But Peter wanted it, bought it, and then sold it again.

Subordinate clauses

Ben did it because he wanted it.

  1. One(s), another, both, this, that, these, those, the same, the former/latter …..

SUBSTITUTES FOR PREDICATION

Do

I hope people won’t read it. I never do.

Do so, do it, do that

Do = main verb, not an auxiliary

She had married and produced as it seemed cheerful children. Maybe she

shouldn’t have done it/so/that.

SUBSTITUTES FOR CLAUSES

  1. So – an affirmative that clause after certain verbs:

appear fear presume think

assume guess say trust

believe hope suppose understand

expect imagine tell be afraid

Not – negative that-clause

The recipe said so.

I think so.

I’m afraid not.

Sometimes we place the So at the beginning of an utterance.

So it seems.

So it appears.

believe

expect

imagine

suppose

think

2 negative structures, no difference in meaning.

I don’t suppose so.

I suppose not.

  1. Conditional clauses starting with IFSO or NOT substitute for a whole preceding clause.

  2. To show (un)certainty, (im)possibility in a response utterance, we can use

SO after: maybe, perhaps, possibly

NOT after: apparently, certainly, perhaps, probably, surely, of course

as a substitute for a preceding clause.

Perhaps so, thought Peter, but then – perhaps not.

She says, she takes them out every day. Surely not.

The Golden Rule - Substitute wherever possible, provided you do not lose meaning.

Antecedents and the replaced expressions

COREFERENCE

George was the best runner in our school, and so everyone expected that he would win the prize.

SUBSTITUTION

Fiona got a first prize this year, and I got one last year.

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