Language, Band 53,Ausgaben 1-2George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1977 |
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... definite article are incompatible in this context . A definite head noun and a dependent clause in the subjunctive can co - occur only when the existence of that head noun , as well as its ability to fit the description contained in the ...
... definite article are incompatible in this context . A definite head noun and a dependent clause in the subjunctive can co - occur only when the existence of that head noun , as well as its ability to fit the description contained in the ...
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... definite and indefinite NP's with restrictive clauses in the indicative are wrong . Rojas believes that the presence in a Spanish sentence of a definite NP with a restrictive clause in the indicative ensures the presupposition ( or ...
... definite and indefinite NP's with restrictive clauses in the indicative are wrong . Rojas believes that the presence in a Spanish sentence of a definite NP with a restrictive clause in the indicative ensures the presupposition ( or ...
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... definite and indefinite NP's with indicative restrictive modifiers ( my ' specific ' NP's ) and existential import . On the other hand , my general conclusion ( Rivero 1975 : 45 ) , that a definite specific ( = indicative ) NP in a ...
... definite and indefinite NP's with indicative restrictive modifiers ( my ' specific ' NP's ) and existential import . On the other hand , my general conclusion ( Rivero 1975 : 45 ) , that a definite specific ( = indicative ) NP in a ...
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