Definition: In the context of linguistics and grammar, "unyokes" is a term used to describe a type of verb in English. It refers to a verb that has one or more auxiliary particles attached after it, typically with the suffix "-ing". The word comes from Old French, where it means "famous" or "celebrated". For example: - "The apple was unyoked." - This sentence is saying that the apple was not fully eaten. - "She had
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