When to Use Fixed or Variable Verb Nexuses

The choice of whether to use a fixed or variable verb nexus depends on the specific relationship that you are trying to express. If the relationship is very specific, such as "reminds me of," then you should use a fixed verb nexus. However, if the relationship is more general, such as "think about," then you can use a variable verb nexus.

Here is a table that summarizes the differences between fixed and variable verb nexuses:

Subordinati

Examples "The smell of fresh breadremindsmeof my grandmother's kitchen."

"Ithinkaboutmy grandmother's kitchen all the time."

Horizontal

2 clauses are used to explain why something happened. They are introduced by subordinating conjunctions such as because, since,as,andfor.

5

A punctuation mark (,) used to separate elements within a sentence, to enclose incises or clarifications, to indicate omissions, etc.; it usually indicates a brief pause within the sentence.

7 clauses are used to explain why something happened. They are introduced by subordinating conjunctions such as because, since,as,andfor.

8

A set of words forming a complete meaning; includes a proposition or several propositions closelyrelatedtoeachother.

9

Subjecttofrequent orprobablechange.

11

A linguistic element that serves to unite or relate two other elements, especially at the syntacticlevel.

13

To make one person or thing dependent on another orothers.

14

Periodical publication in the form of a notebook with articles of general information or of a specific subject, with a flexible and light cover andoftenillustrated.

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1 clauses are used to express an idea that is contrary to the main clause. They are introduced by subordinating conjunctions such as although, even though,though,andwhile.

3

Quality or circumstance that is proper or peculiar to a person or thing and by which it is defined or distinguished from others ofthesamespecies.

4 luminous or luminous particle that jumps from a burning material or from thefrictionoftwoobjects.

6 That is stable or permanent and not subjecttochangeoralteration.

10 clauses are used to indicate the purpose of an action. They are introduced by subordinating conjunctions such as so that,inorder that,andlest.

12 clauses are used to indicate an action that is ongoing or in progress. They are introduced by the -ing form of the verb, suchas going,eating,andrunning.