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... relative clauses are adjuncts that can be omitted . But while adverbial clauses modify an associated ( main ) clause or verb phrase , relative clauses are modifiers of a noun or noun phrase ( Keenan 1985 ) . Moreover , while adverbial ...
... relative clauses are adjuncts that can be omitted . But while adverbial clauses modify an associated ( main ) clause or verb phrase , relative clauses are modifiers of a noun or noun phrase ( Keenan 1985 ) . Moreover , while adverbial ...
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... relative clauses . Table 1 presents the three criteria I used to distinguish adverbial clauses from comple- ment clauses and relative clauses . Although the criteria in Table 1 are usually sufficient to separate adverbial clauses from ...
... relative clauses . Table 1 presents the three criteria I used to distinguish adverbial clauses from comple- ment clauses and relative clauses . Although the criteria in Table 1 are usually sufficient to separate adverbial clauses from ...
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... relative and complement clauses are overall more common in the position after the head ( Kuno 1974 , Dryer 1992b ) . The ordering of main clause / predicate and adverbial clause presents , in a sense , the mirror image of this pattern ...
... relative and complement clauses are overall more common in the position after the head ( Kuno 1974 , Dryer 1992b ) . The ordering of main clause / predicate and adverbial clause presents , in a sense , the mirror image of this pattern ...
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Aspects of plurality in Hoan Chris Collins | 456 |
Abaza applicatives Brian OHerin | 477 |
The nominal analysis of childrens interpretations of adjunct pro clauses Helen Goodluck | 494 |
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