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Referring expressions - VerwijswoordenPersonal and demonstrative pronominal adverbs - Persoonlijke en aanwijzende voornaamwoordelijke bijwoordenLook at the examples below. The column on the left contains sentences whose verbs are not accompanied by a preposition (bekijken, betalen, leuk vinden). They require a >personal or >demonstrative pronoun to refer back to an >antecedent direct object. In the first example the antecedent of the personal pronoun ze is de foto's van de vakantie. In the second example the demonstrative dat refers back to een vakantie. And the antecedent of the demonstrative dit in the third example is tennissen.
The sentences in the right-hand column are almost synonymous to those on the left, but use phrasal verbs kijken naar, geld hebben voor, zin hebben in) requiring pronominal adverbs to refer back to an antecedent >>prepositional object. In the first example the antecedent of the personal pronominal adverb er is de foto's van de vakantie. In the second example the demonstrative pronominal adverb daar refers back to een vakantie. And the antecedent of the demonstrative pronominal adverb hier in the third example is tennissen.
The examples clearly show the correspondences between ‘normal' verbs and personal and demonstrative pronouns on the on hand, and phrasal verbs and personal and demonstrative pronominal adverbs on the other hand. Back to home.
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