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Note that construction 6b is different from the expansion of adjectives by the prefixation of more , less , better , worse + than ( more than fat , worse than foolish ) or by the prefixation to a given adjective of the same adjective + ...
Note that construction 6b is different from the expansion of adjectives by the prefixation of more , less , better , worse + than ( more than fat , worse than foolish ) or by the prefixation to a given adjective of the same adjective + ...
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In 8 and 9 but not in 7 , as ... as and less may be put in place of the comparative element ; cf. I bought a less comfortable car than my neighbor did ( 9 ) He drives as dangerously today as he did yesterday ( 9 ) He drives as ...
In 8 and 9 but not in 7 , as ... as and less may be put in place of the comparative element ; cf. I bought a less comfortable car than my neighbor did ( 9 ) He drives as dangerously today as he did yesterday ( 9 ) He drives as ...
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On the other hand , we must assume that no separate node dominates the suffixes -ful and -less in 193. ? Can one be at once helpful and helpL ESS ? 194 . * Can one be at once helpful and LESS ? 195. Can one be at once helpful ...
On the other hand , we must assume that no separate node dominates the suffixes -ful and -less in 193. ? Can one be at once helpful and helpL ESS ? 194 . * Can one be at once helpful and LESS ? 195. Can one be at once helpful ...
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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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