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...you can see cataphora everywhere!
Cataphor (plural: cataphora) is a grammatical term describing a word or phrase that refers to something that is identified later in the sentence. For example, in the sentence: "If you want them, there are cookies in the kitchen" "them" is a cataphor – you don't know what "them" refers to until "cookies" comes along later in the sentence. The significance of a piece of evidence is often not apparent until further information is revealed at a later time. The name Cataphora neatly captures our specialty – making sense of potentially cryptic evidence by putting it into its proper context. |
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