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With regard to syntactic categorization , evidence has been presented that category distinctions more superficial than those usually formalized by generative grammars ( e.g. distinctions such as relative clause vs. non - relativized ...
With regard to syntactic categorization , evidence has been presented that category distinctions more superficial than those usually formalized by generative grammars ( e.g. distinctions such as relative clause vs. non - relativized ...
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I would regard FOR MARY TO BECOME A SPY as outrageous . c . I regard WHAT MARY DID as outrageous . d . I regard MARY'S HAVING BECOME A SPY as outrageous . ( 8 ) a . * I called THAT BILL MIGHT BE IN DANGER to the attention of the people ...
I would regard FOR MARY TO BECOME A SPY as outrageous . c . I regard WHAT MARY DID as outrageous . d . I regard MARY'S HAVING BECOME A SPY as outrageous . ( 8 ) a . * I called THAT BILL MIGHT BE IN DANGER to the attention of the people ...
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( h ) * I regard as unclear WHETHER OR NOT BILL LEFT . Another reason for regarding these two principles as distinct is that the acceptability of sentences like ( a ) , ( b ) , ( e ) , and ( g ) is substantially improved when the main ...
( h ) * I regard as unclear WHETHER OR NOT BILL LEFT . Another reason for regarding these two principles as distinct is that the acceptability of sentences like ( a ) , ( b ) , ( e ) , and ( g ) is substantially improved when the main ...
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