👉 Enclasps is a term used in linguistics that refers to a specific type of syntactic structure commonly found in English. It consists of an object (the subject) and an adverbial phrase (the prepositional phrase). The term "enclasps" was coined by the linguist and philosopher, David M. Lane, who described it as an "unusual syntactic form that combines a preposition with a verb or adverb." Enclasps is often used to describe
