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... John , arrived yesterday . Everybody came to meet him¡ . b . * John , arrived yesterday . Everybody came to meet himself . ( 5 ) C - COMMAND : An A pronoun , as opposed to a P pronoun , is always c- commanded by its antecedent : a . John's ...
... John , arrived yesterday . Everybody came to meet him¡ . b . * John , arrived yesterday . Everybody came to meet himself . ( 5 ) C - COMMAND : An A pronoun , as opposed to a P pronoun , is always c- commanded by its antecedent : a . John's ...
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... JOHN's father hit HIMSELF¡ . d . * JOHN's father hit everyone except HIMSELF¡ . ( 73 ) a . JOHN's fulsomeness embarrassed the Baron as much as HIMSELF¡ . b . JOHN's son Louis , was washed by the Baron as well as by HIMSELF¡ . c . JOHN's ...
... JOHN's father hit HIMSELF¡ . d . * JOHN's father hit everyone except HIMSELF¡ . ( 73 ) a . JOHN's fulsomeness embarrassed the Baron as much as HIMSELF¡ . b . JOHN's son Louis , was washed by the Baron as well as by HIMSELF¡ . c . JOHN's ...
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... John ; for [ HIS ; attitude towards herself ] . c . Mary ; rejected the proposal with a promptness ; of scorn [ almost Ej surprising to herself ] . d . John , must stop endorsing ( THE INTELLECTUALS ' attack on himself ] . ( 76 ) a . John ...
... John ; for [ HIS ; attitude towards herself ] . c . Mary ; rejected the proposal with a promptness ; of scorn [ almost Ej surprising to herself ] . d . John , must stop endorsing ( THE INTELLECTUALS ' attack on himself ] . ( 76 ) a . John ...
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Elucidation of | 457 |
American English spelling | 487 |
Saussurean studiesEtudes saussuriennes | 518 |
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