Language, Band 65,Ausgaben 3-4Linguistic Society of America, 1989 |
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... inversion process itself . What does seem to be a restriction on the inversion is that it cannot apply if the verb takes a direct object . Consider the following examples from Rochemont 1978 : ( 5 ) a . * Into the room rolled John the ...
... inversion process itself . What does seem to be a restriction on the inversion is that it cannot apply if the verb takes a direct object . Consider the following examples from Rochemont 1978 : ( 5 ) a . * Into the room rolled John the ...
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... inversion in the complement clause , 12 Finally , note that the overall account proposed here raises the question of whether a PP functioning as indirect object ( or specified as a ' goal ' argument ) can trigger inversion . It can be ...
... inversion in the complement clause , 12 Finally , note that the overall account proposed here raises the question of whether a PP functioning as indirect object ( or specified as a ' goal ' argument ) can trigger inversion . It can be ...
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... Inversion nominal . Note that in 68b the Inversion nominal is invisible , but it can nevertheless control the phrase en mangeant . In 68c - e the en clause refers only to the final 1. Finally , 68f is ambiguous : en l'ayant vu can refer ...
... Inversion nominal . Note that in 68b the Inversion nominal is invisible , but it can nevertheless control the phrase en mangeant . In 68c - e the en clause refers only to the final 1. Finally , 68f is ambiguous : en l'ayant vu can refer ...
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Elucidation of | 457 |
American English spelling | 487 |
Saussurean studiesEtudes saussuriennes | 518 |
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