Language, Band 44,Ausgabe 2,Teile 1-3Linguistic Society of America, 1968 |
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... noun , as in ( 78 ) and ( 79 ) , and to the general case where the main clause and the adverbial clause do not contain an identical coreferential noun , as in ( 81 ) Mary saw a salesman smile when John entered the room ( 82 ) When John ...
... noun , as in ( 78 ) and ( 79 ) , and to the general case where the main clause and the adverbial clause do not contain an identical coreferential noun , as in ( 81 ) Mary saw a salesman smile when John entered the room ( 82 ) When John ...
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... noun which also occurs in the main clause , both occurrences of the noun are assigned an identical determiner . We have just ob- served that coreferential occurrences of a noun in the matrix and constituent sentences of relativization ...
... noun which also occurs in the main clause , both occurrences of the noun are assigned an identical determiner . We have just ob- served that coreferential occurrences of a noun in the matrix and constituent sentences of relativization ...
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... noun appearing as the pivotal noun in the relative - complex sentence is conceived of as definite at the beginning of the discourse ; and if not , which component sentence precedes the other so that the noun appears as indefinite in the ...
... noun appearing as the pivotal noun in the relative - complex sentence is conceived of as definite at the beginning of the discourse ; and if not , which component sentence precedes the other so that the noun appears as indefinite in the ...
Inhalt
Grimms Law in distinctive features | 224 |
The passive construction in English | 230 |
English relativization and certain related problems | 244 |
Urheberrecht | |
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