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Since individual - level predicates lack such an e - role , they cannot occur in resultative environments . However , given the generalization in 12 , an alternative explanation suggests itself : the bad variants in 20 all involve ...
Since individual - level predicates lack such an e - role , they cannot occur in resultative environments . However , given the generalization in 12 , an alternative explanation suggests itself : the bad variants in 20 all involve ...
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However , the fact that dual - complement strings may be conjoined , as shown by 2b , suggests that they do form a ... takes not as its first complement ( 3a ) , suggesting that not and the following VP do not form a constituent .
However , the fact that dual - complement strings may be conjoined , as shown by 2b , suggests that they do form a ... takes not as its first complement ( 3a ) , suggesting that not and the following VP do not form a constituent .
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The author suggests that these people are the promoters of the nonvernacular variant bringing about change in village speech toward more normative features . What is interesting about this change , as the author documents , is that the ...
The author suggests that these people are the promoters of the nonvernacular variant bringing about change in village speech toward more normative features . What is interesting about this change , as the author documents , is that the ...
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