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... constructions and we can only outline an equally oversimplified version of the proposed FAS . These constraints are manifested in a class of constructions usually called extraction constructions ( including WH - questions and relative ...
... constructions and we can only outline an equally oversimplified version of the proposed FAS . These constraints are manifested in a class of constructions usually called extraction constructions ( including WH - questions and relative ...
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... construction ( analogous in structure and implicature to English conjoined sentences ; 1992 776-77 ) . The difference in behavior between coordinate and serial constructions can be partially accounted for by grammaticalization ...
... construction ( analogous in structure and implicature to English conjoined sentences ; 1992 776-77 ) . The difference in behavior between coordinate and serial constructions can be partially accounted for by grammaticalization ...
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tive clauses ) . Constructions of a ' weak ' type are coordinate constructions and constructions in which one clause occupies a peripheral syntac- tic role of the other ( e.g. I came while you were asleep ) . Only coordinate ...
tive clauses ) . Constructions of a ' weak ' type are coordinate constructions and constructions in which one clause occupies a peripheral syntac- tic role of the other ( e.g. I came while you were asleep ) . Only coordinate ...
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Autonomy and functionalist linguistics William Croft | 490 |
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