This globe within a globe, as it were one full of artefacts, the other of books glances at the play between word and object that underlies the exhibition.

ECONOMIST: Shakespeare at the British Museum: London, Britain and the Globe | The

They considered whether what we call prepositions occur before or after a noun ("in the boat" versus "the boat in") and how the word order of subject and object work out in either case ("I put the dog in the boat" versus "I the dog put the canoe in").

BBC: Language universality idea tested with biology method