Language, Band 70,Ausgaben 1-2George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1994 |
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... give the reader a sense of what they are all about and how they are similar and different , based primarily on a detailed examination of the ways in which they treat a specific set of phenomena . E & B make odd choices with respect to ...
... give the reader a sense of what they are all about and how they are similar and different , based primarily on a detailed examination of the ways in which they treat a specific set of phenomena . E & B make odd choices with respect to ...
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... gives a clear picture of the present state of research into the acquisition of modal concepts and their linguistic ... give an account of the various strands in the development of syntactic theory from ancient times to the present ...
... gives a clear picture of the present state of research into the acquisition of modal concepts and their linguistic ... give an account of the various strands in the development of syntactic theory from ancient times to the present ...
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... give prominence to the unem- phatic predicate , and enable it to discharge its humble office , that of a sign - post , indicating the connexion to what has gone before . Secondly , by giving prominence to the predicate , we give balance ...
... give prominence to the unem- phatic predicate , and enable it to discharge its humble office , that of a sign - post , indicating the connexion to what has gone before . Secondly , by giving prominence to the predicate , we give balance ...
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