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| * Calling a name or moniker (vocative), usually with [[mood_imperative|imperatives]] (includes curses). For example: " | * Calling a name or moniker (vocative), usually with [[mood_imperative|imperatives]] (includes curses). For example: " | ||
| * The call to another person in conversation to draw attention without naming it: "do you understand (that)..." | * The call to another person in conversation to draw attention without naming it: "do you understand (that)..." | ||
| - | * Function similar to conjunctions, | + | * Function similar to conjunctions, |
| - | * To show speaker' | + | * To show speaker' |
| * Express strong feeling, including [[interjections]]: | * Express strong feeling, including [[interjections]]: | ||
| * Introductory phrase: "Once upon time..." | * Introductory phrase: "Once upon time..." | ||
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| * "He cut his head, //steady and swift strike it was//, with his axe" = " | * "He cut his head, //steady and swift strike it was//, with his axe" = " | ||
| * " | * " | ||
| - | * "I was trying to hold on the rock with my frozen hands -- //I already knew that they started to rot of cold burn// -- in a desperate struggle to survive" | + | * "I was trying to hold on the rock with my frozen hands -- //I already knew that they started to rot of cold burn// -- in a desperate struggle to survive" |
| Of course, such long sentences as the last two belong to fiction literature and do not occur in normal conversation, | Of course, such long sentences as the last two belong to fiction literature and do not occur in normal conversation, | ||