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Escasionally argues for the influence of rhyme pecially frequent translation errors lay in verbs ( 177 , 187 , 288 ) . ... ( modificant ) extial complements occurred between OHG and pressed in the verb's basic definition by one or MHG .
Escasionally argues for the influence of rhyme pecially frequent translation errors lay in verbs ( 177 , 187 , 288 ) . ... ( modificant ) extial complements occurred between OHG and pressed in the verb's basic definition by one or MHG .
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As these examples show , a main verb in PM can be directly negated , and it can participate in A - not - A questions . It also occurs frequently as the only element in minor sentences which serve as answers to questions .
As these examples show , a main verb in PM can be directly negated , and it can participate in A - not - A questions . It also occurs frequently as the only element in minor sentences which serve as answers to questions .
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the presence of the main verb is no longer required , as it is with an affirmative predicate . 1.6 . USE OF ' COME ' AND ' Go ' . The occurrence of the directional goal of the verbs lâi ' come ' and khi ' go ' immediately after the verb ...
the presence of the main verb is no longer required , as it is with an affirmative predicate . 1.6 . USE OF ' COME ' AND ' Go ' . The occurrence of the directional goal of the verbs lâi ' come ' and khi ' go ' immediately after the verb ...
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