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Linguistic features which might mark author's stance also occur as parts of Factor 1 ( general hedges , general emphatics , and specific emphatics ) and of Factor 2 ( attitudinal disjuncts and adverbs occurring as split auxiliaries ) ...
Linguistic features which might mark author's stance also occur as parts of Factor 1 ( general hedges , general emphatics , and specific emphatics ) and of Factor 2 ( attitudinal disjuncts and adverbs occurring as split auxiliaries ) ...
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Bickerton's analysis of Guyanese discusses only one item gu — which he considers to be a modal , and which indeed occurs after the past tense category . But the situation is much more complex than he indicates , since some forms with ...
Bickerton's analysis of Guyanese discusses only one item gu — which he considers to be a modal , and which indeed occurs after the past tense category . But the situation is much more complex than he indicates , since some forms with ...
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resentation , each of its conjuncts must have syntactic feature values that would allow it individually to occur in that position . Wasow's Generalization is motivated by facts which concern subcategorization , and the claims it makes ...
resentation , each of its conjuncts must have syntactic feature values that would allow it individually to occur in that position . Wasow's Generalization is motivated by facts which concern subcategorization , and the claims it makes ...
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