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Thus the tense and aspect forms and the modals of condition form a group : ( 24 ) a . They must be followed by a verb or adjective . b . They cannot combine with an infinitival verb complement or noun complement .
Thus the tense and aspect forms and the modals of condition form a group : ( 24 ) a . They must be followed by a verb or adjective . b . They cannot combine with an infinitival verb complement or noun complement .
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Unfortunately , yagi thus occurs with all the past potential forms as well as all ' future " forms . Chap . 9 deals with the actual phonetic substance of the A and B prefix sets : full paradigms are given ( 348–59 ) , though H ...
Unfortunately , yagi thus occurs with all the past potential forms as well as all ' future " forms . Chap . 9 deals with the actual phonetic substance of the A and B prefix sets : full paradigms are given ( 348–59 ) , though H ...
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Z & K assume that there is no phonological resolution , but only resolution licensed by neutral forms . Consequently , if a form like kauft or kirjansa is neutral , it will license resolution ; but if it is ambiguous , it will not .
Z & K assume that there is no phonological resolution , but only resolution licensed by neutral forms . Consequently , if a form like kauft or kirjansa is neutral , it will license resolution ; but if it is ambiguous , it will not .
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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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