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più ( or even better , meno ' less ' ) may appear without a dependent di + NPwe might expect to find that some sentences with più and di + NP are ambiguous between a comparative and a non - comparative reading for the di phrase ; and we ...
più ( or even better , meno ' less ' ) may appear without a dependent di + NPwe might expect to find that some sentences with più and di + NP are ambiguous between a comparative and a non - comparative reading for the di phrase ; and we ...
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of introducing comparative phrases , its most common being that of complementizer . That comparative che is not a complementizer may be seen in 53hj above , where it is in fact followed by a complementizer . Since a clause in Italian ...
of introducing comparative phrases , its most common being that of complementizer . That comparative che is not a complementizer may be seen in 53hj above , where it is in fact followed by a complementizer . Since a clause in Italian ...
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We cannot be sure , then , whether QP / AP preposing may apply in absolute comparatives . ... the VP partire , and the free relative chi è con me ( plus the extraposition of the comparative che phrase to the end of S ) -can yield 111.
We cannot be sure , then , whether QP / AP preposing may apply in absolute comparatives . ... the VP partire , and the free relative chi è con me ( plus the extraposition of the comparative che phrase to the end of S ) -can yield 111.
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A typology of the prestige language Henry Kahane | 495 |
Hearers overhearers and Clark Carlsons informative | 509 |
Rejoinder Herbert H Clark | 518 |
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