Language, Band 53,Ausgaben 1-2George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1977 |
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... specific and non - specific NP's . The final sections of the paper point out that Rivero's data do not show conclusively that existential import affects definite and indefinite NP's alike , nor that these two types of NP's receive their ...
... specific and non - specific NP's . The final sections of the paper point out that Rivero's data do not show conclusively that existential import affects definite and indefinite NP's alike , nor that these two types of NP's receive their ...
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... specific inter- pretation , while subjunctive mood non - specific interpretation . The fact that the indicative -ra forms belong only to the literary language suggests that they should be treated as stylistic variants of the forms with ...
... specific inter- pretation , while subjunctive mood non - specific interpretation . The fact that the indicative -ra forms belong only to the literary language suggests that they should be treated as stylistic variants of the forms with ...
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... specific , but make an existential claim about a comment ; this indicates that non - specific NP's may also be associated with existence . Let us accept the view that -ra indica- tives are not paraphrases of indicative past tenses ...
... specific , but make an existential claim about a comment ; this indicates that non - specific NP's may also be associated with existence . Let us accept the view that -ra indica- tives are not paraphrases of indicative past tenses ...
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