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The particular construction chosen depends on the verb in Eg . With some verbs So is not resumed at all , cf. he talks faster than I can understand , John drives faster than you know . Some verbs take an accusative construction in E.
The particular construction chosen depends on the verb in Eg . With some verbs So is not resumed at all , cf. he talks faster than I can understand , John drives faster than you know . Some verbs take an accusative construction in E.
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VV - pro.2 heads a chain of similarly functionally equivalent ' constructions ' , as does also VV - c . ... Thus , the Japanese construction above , which we might call STIPULATORY PROVISIONAL contrasts with another construction ( VV ...
VV - pro.2 heads a chain of similarly functionally equivalent ' constructions ' , as does also VV - c . ... Thus , the Japanese construction above , which we might call STIPULATORY PROVISIONAL contrasts with another construction ( VV ...
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( 2 ) Quasi - verbs ( qV ) are forms which function simultaneously as an element of a class other than verb in a superordinate construction and as V in a subordinate construction ( which I term quasi - clause , qs ) .
( 2 ) Quasi - verbs ( qV ) are forms which function simultaneously as an element of a class other than verb in a superordinate construction and as V in a subordinate construction ( which I term quasi - clause , qs ) .
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On defining stages in Prehistoric Germanic | 19 |
Comparative constructions in English | 37 |
Prothesis in the Latin verb sum | 59 |
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