Language, Band 53,Ausgaben 1-2George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1977 |
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... MARY HAS BECOME A SPY as outrageous . b . * I would regard FOR MARY TO BECOME A SPY as outrageous . In 4 , the surface positions of the emphasized phrases can have arisen only by Dative Movement — an impossible derivation in this case ...
... MARY HAS BECOME A SPY as outrageous . b . * I would regard FOR MARY TO BECOME A SPY as outrageous . In 4 , the surface positions of the emphasized phrases can have arisen only by Dative Movement — an impossible derivation in this case ...
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... Mary . b . THAT JOHN WAS EXECUTED is believed by everybody to have upset Mary . ( 40 ) a . * Many people would regard FOR JOHN TO BE EXECUTED as outrageous . b . FOR JOHN TO BE EXECUTED would be regarded by many people as outrageous ...
... Mary . b . THAT JOHN WAS EXECUTED is believed by everybody to have upset Mary . ( 40 ) a . * Many people would regard FOR JOHN TO BE EXECUTED as outrageous . b . FOR JOHN TO BE EXECUTED would be regarded by many people as outrageous ...
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... Mary do ? b . Why did Mary write to Sam ? In the reading of 4 which answers 5a , it is asserted / new information that Mary wrote to Sam , whereas in the reading which answers 5b this is presupposed / old information . If underlying ...
... Mary do ? b . Why did Mary write to Sam ? In the reading of 4 which answers 5a , it is asserted / new information that Mary wrote to Sam , whereas in the reading which answers 5b this is presupposed / old information . If underlying ...
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