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In conclusion , our examination of the criticism offered by Haider has shown that it does not disprove our subject analysis of subject - like obliques in German . CONTROL INFINITIVES : We now turn to control constructions and the ...
In conclusion , our examination of the criticism offered by Haider has shown that it does not disprove our subject analysis of subject - like obliques in German . CONTROL INFINITIVES : We now turn to control constructions and the ...
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Why should control infinitives of impersonal predicates and dative passives be only marginally possible in German when there are fewer restrictions on their occurrence in Icelandic ? We believe that this difference resides in the ...
Why should control infinitives of impersonal predicates and dative passives be only marginally possible in German when there are fewer restrictions on their occurrence in Icelandic ? We believe that this difference resides in the ...
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442.80 ( Hb ) . a Following the first two volumes ( 1998 , 2000 ; for reviews on these two volumes , see Language 76.464-65 and 78.360 ) of a revised and expanded edition of Sprachgeschichte ( the history of the ( German ) language ...
442.80 ( Hb ) . a Following the first two volumes ( 1998 , 2000 ; for reviews on these two volumes , see Language 76.464-65 and 78.360 ) of a revised and expanded edition of Sprachgeschichte ( the history of the ( German ) language ...
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Letters to Language | 561 |
Lexicon vs syntax Kazuhiko Fukushima | 568 |
Animacy versus weight as determinants of grammatical | 613 |
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