👉 In linguistics, a preimitative is a term or phrase used to express an intention or expectation that is not explicitly stated in the sentence. It can be used as a standalone word, as part of a clause, or as a modifier to another term or phrase. For example: 1. "She is going to buy a new car." This sentence uses preimitative language because it doesn't explicitly state what she intends to do (buying a new car). 2. "He will
