Language, Band 72,Ausgaben 1-2Linguistic Society of America, 1996 |
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... questions discussed in the book deserve a more adequate and conscientious treatment than T seems willing to give them . The way T sets about discussing these problems is , I'm afraid , liable to provoke sneers rather than productive ...
... questions discussed in the book deserve a more adequate and conscientious treatment than T seems willing to give them . The way T sets about discussing these problems is , I'm afraid , liable to provoke sneers rather than productive ...
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... questions with respect to their types , the relationship between these types and student responses , and the influence of cer- tain variables such as lesson type , proficiency level , and teacher differences on these question types ...
... questions with respect to their types , the relationship between these types and student responses , and the influence of cer- tain variables such as lesson type , proficiency level , and teacher differences on these question types ...
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... Question construction licenses indirect questions , as in the itali- cized portion of 34 . ( 33 ) It's obvious that she's not interested . ( 34 ) I wonder who saw me there . The network of exclamative constructions contains instances of ...
... Question construction licenses indirect questions , as in the itali- cized portion of 34 . ( 33 ) It's obvious that she's not interested . ( 34 ) I wonder who saw me there . The network of exclamative constructions contains instances of ...
Inhalt
Graham Thurgood | 31 |
Productive lexical innovations | 69 |
Evidence for | 97 |
Urheberrecht | |
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