Language, Band 48,Ausgaben 1-2George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1972 |
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... predicate to go with every non - tense predicate . There is no a - priori reason to believe that the semantic structure of 22 contains more than one tense predicate , and the fact that this tense is marked overtly on the surface verb in ...
... predicate to go with every non - tense predicate . There is no a - priori reason to believe that the semantic structure of 22 contains more than one tense predicate , and the fact that this tense is marked overtly on the surface verb in ...
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... predicate as scope ( the following sentences are from Horn , ex . 28 ) : ( 52 ) John only LIKES rice ( ... he doesn't love it ) . ( 53 ) ( 54 ) John only DISLIKES rice ( ... he doesn't hate it ) . John only EATS rice ( ... ? ) ( 55 ) ...
... predicate as scope ( the following sentences are from Horn , ex . 28 ) : ( 52 ) John only LIKES rice ( ... he doesn't love it ) . ( 53 ) ( 54 ) John only DISLIKES rice ( ... he doesn't hate it ) . John only EATS rice ( ... ? ) ( 55 ) ...
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... predicate i - másn á - ia - qsu is not inflected in any way to cross- reference the non - ergator i - λá - q " q . This puts the predicate NP on a par with PART constructions ( such as that illustrated in fn . 42 ) in lacking inflection ...
... predicate i - másn á - ia - qsu is not inflected in any way to cross- reference the non - ergator i - λá - q " q . This puts the predicate NP on a par with PART constructions ( such as that illustrated in fn . 42 ) in lacking inflection ...
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VOLUME 48 NUMBER 1 MARCH | 4 |
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