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subject : Richard ( the copy raising rule for English - WD ) , if it exists at all , does not apply to superficial non - subjects of like - complement sentences ' . However , it has been proposed that nonsubjects can raise in a number ...
subject : Richard ( the copy raising rule for English - WD ) , if it exists at all , does not apply to superficial non - subjects of like - complement sentences ' . However , it has been proposed that nonsubjects can raise in a number ...
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While few studies of raising explicitly address the issues of island effects , it is notable that James ( 1984 ) reports that raising in Cree is subject to CSC , CNPC , and wh - island conditions , despite the fact that raising in Cree ...
While few studies of raising explicitly address the issues of island effects , it is notable that James ( 1984 ) reports that raising in Cree is subject to CSC , CNPC , and wh - island conditions , despite the fact that raising in Cree ...
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Javanese evidence for subject - to - object raising . Grammatical relations : A cross - theoretical perspective , ed . by Katarzyna Dziwirek , Patrick Farrell , and Errapel Mejías - Bikandi , 95-108 . Stanford , CA : CSLI Publications .
Javanese evidence for subject - to - object raising . Grammatical relations : A cross - theoretical perspective , ed . by Katarzyna Dziwirek , Patrick Farrell , and Errapel Mejías - Bikandi , 95-108 . Stanford , CA : CSLI Publications .
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Letters to Language | 561 |
Lexicon vs syntax Kazuhiko Fukushima | 568 |
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