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... lexical contents in general ) which express one state only , and those which combine two partly opposing states ... lexical content used to describe the situation is of 1 - state type or of 2 - state type , the ensuing result is ...
... lexical contents in general ) which express one state only , and those which combine two partly opposing states ... lexical content used to describe the situation is of 1 - state type or of 2 - state type , the ensuing result is ...
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... lexical content of verbs ( or larger constructions ) are quite a different thing . When it is said that a lexical content ? ' such as ( Einstein analyze something ) does not involve a boundary - in contrast to , for example , ( Einstein ...
... lexical content of verbs ( or larger constructions ) are quite a different thing . When it is said that a lexical content ? ' such as ( Einstein analyze something ) does not involve a boundary - in contrast to , for example , ( Einstein ...
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... lexical content ( SS : to be alive , TS : to be not alive ) .27 These are not the only possibilities for packing two opposing states into the lexical content of a single or complex expression , but they seem to be the most important ...
... lexical content ( SS : to be alive , TS : to be not alive ) .27 These are not the only possibilities for packing two opposing states into the lexical content of a single or complex expression , but they seem to be the most important ...
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Autonomy and functionalist linguistics William Croft | 490 |
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