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This makes sense only if it is translated into a statement about language , namely : In the English language the word redness is a noun.1 3 2 R. Carnap , ' Ueberwindung der Metaphysik , ' Erkenntnis 2.219 ( 1931 ) ; also in a French ...
This makes sense only if it is translated into a statement about language , namely : In the English language the word redness is a noun.1 3 2 R. Carnap , ' Ueberwindung der Metaphysik , ' Erkenntnis 2.219 ( 1931 ) ; also in a French ...
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69 There may seem to be a serious difficulty in the attribution to a pronominal form of a dative - locative termination that belongs to the noun declension . But such confusion is not unparalleled . Though the dative - locative ending ...
69 There may seem to be a serious difficulty in the attribution to a pronominal form of a dative - locative termination that belongs to the noun declension . But such confusion is not unparalleled . Though the dative - locative ending ...
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The phrase ab urbe condita is conventionally taken as the namingexample of the type consisting of noun and participle in agreement , where in English we use an abstract noun ( Heick uses ' participle ' for ' gerund ' on page 67 ) .
The phrase ab urbe condita is conventionally taken as the namingexample of the type consisting of noun and participle in agreement , where in English we use an abstract noun ( Heick uses ' participle ' for ' gerund ' on page 67 ) .
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A A HILL Phonetic and Phonemic Change | 15 |
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