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She examines in some detail one such prediction ( 264-5 , 274-6 ) , concerning sentences like ( 75 ) a . John is tough for Mary to please . b . This hypothesis is easy to refute . c . This task is impossible to do . Sentences like ex .
She examines in some detail one such prediction ( 264-5 , 274-6 ) , concerning sentences like ( 75 ) a . John is tough for Mary to please . b . This hypothesis is easy to refute . c . This task is impossible to do . Sentences like ex .
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YING - CHE LI University of Hawaii The group of sentences called existential sentences in Chinese , containing the main verbs shì ' to be ' , zài “ to exist , be present ' , and you'to have ' are examined . Their relatedness in syntax ...
YING - CHE LI University of Hawaii The group of sentences called existential sentences in Chinese , containing the main verbs shì ' to be ' , zài “ to exist , be present ' , and you'to have ' are examined . Their relatedness in syntax ...
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But there is still no question about the fact that either zài or you is uniquely selected in the sentence . The reason that more exacting ... It may be seen that these sentences are more closely related to each other than to 1-3 .
But there is still no question about the fact that either zài or you is uniquely selected in the sentence . The reason that more exacting ... It may be seen that these sentences are more closely related to each other than to 1-3 .
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Hayward Keniston 18831970 obituary by Robert A Hall Jr | 249 |
Semantic axiom number one | 256 |
Converging theories in linguistics | 266 |
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