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... definite postverbal NPs that occur in there - sentences and the sensitiv- ity of those NPs to contextual constraints argue for a pragmatic account of the phenomenon . ' As with previous functional accounts , we take the alleged ...
... definite postverbal NPs that occur in there - sentences and the sensitiv- ity of those NPs to contextual constraints argue for a pragmatic account of the phenomenon . ' As with previous functional accounts , we take the alleged ...
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... definite postverbal NP is permitted in a there - sentence just in case it represents an entity that the speaker believes is not already known to the hearer . Examples of such hearer - new , formally definite NPs are found in 12 . ( 12 ) ...
... definite postverbal NP is permitted in a there - sentence just in case it represents an entity that the speaker believes is not already known to the hearer . Examples of such hearer - new , formally definite NPs are found in 12 . ( 12 ) ...
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... definite postverbal NPs found in there- sentences precludes a ( noncircular ) characterization of any definiteness restric- tion based on linguistic form alone . However , previous functional analyses have also failed to account for all ...
... definite postverbal NPs found in there- sentences precludes a ( noncircular ) characterization of any definiteness restric- tion based on linguistic form alone . However , previous functional analyses have also failed to account for all ...
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Autonomy and functionalist linguistics William Croft | 490 |
Book Notices see back cover | 632 |
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