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Grammaticality refers to whether something obeys the rules of English grammar.
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Why do we say AWS service and not service of AWS?
Why do we say in English things like a Facebook post, an AWS service, the Silicon Valley, etc.?
In Portuguese, we would say "A post of Facebook", "a service of AWS", and "the Valey of Silicon". It see …
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Why do we say AWS service and not service of AWS?
I just discovered today that in Portuguese we use "of", which is "de" in Portuguese, because we are expressing a restrictive adnominal adjunct, or "adjunto adnominal restritivo" in Portuguese, and thi …
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