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But the qualification which immediately follows undercuts the ' hardly tenable ' : ' On the other hand , it is necessary to concede that the category of generalization is only difficult to keep apart from the concessive sense .
But the qualification which immediately follows undercuts the ' hardly tenable ' : ' On the other hand , it is necessary to concede that the category of generalization is only difficult to keep apart from the concessive sense .
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... to give : cf. also He taught us to think , He taught us how to think , He showed us how to hold the barrel . Even in contemporary direct - indirect constructions with give , one can sense an interpretation of the indirect object as ...
... to give : cf. also He taught us to think , He taught us how to think , He showed us how to hold the barrel . Even in contemporary direct - indirect constructions with give , one can sense an interpretation of the indirect object as ...
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It certainly cannot be taken for granted that intonation is systematic in any a - priori ( grammatical ) sense ; but this seems to be what Halliday is doing . 12 11 I am not referring here simply to the extent to which the various ...
It certainly cannot be taken for granted that intonation is systematic in any a - priori ( grammatical ) sense ; but this seems to be what Halliday is doing . 12 11 I am not referring here simply to the extent to which the various ...
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Competing changes as a cause of residue | 9 |
Proper nouns in English | 26 |
Relative clauses and possessive phrases in two Australian languages | 35 |
Urheberrecht | |
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