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Two types of contrast are found in Guaraní : single - focus ( $ 4.1 ) and double - focus . In a double - focus contrast , what is asserted is a correct match - up between two pairs of items ( Chafe 1976 : 35 , Longacre 1976 : 104 ) .
Two types of contrast are found in Guaraní : single - focus ( $ 4.1 ) and double - focus . In a double - focus contrast , what is asserted is a correct match - up between two pairs of items ( Chafe 1976 : 35 , Longacre 1976 : 104 ) .
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Marked Topics are actually more common in double - focus contrast than marked ' inner ' Settings , and ' outer ' delimiting components can also occur . But the pragmatic function of a delimiting component is the only essential ...
Marked Topics are actually more common in double - focus contrast than marked ' inner ' Settings , and ' outer ' delimiting components can also occur . But the pragmatic function of a delimiting component is the only essential ...
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Marked Cores have been found in three types of pragmatic conditions : single - focus contrast ( $ 4.1 ) , added - detail restatements ( 84.2 ) , and chiasmus ( 84.3 ) . 4.1 . SINGLE - FOCUS CONTRAST . Three factors are always ...
Marked Cores have been found in three types of pragmatic conditions : single - focus contrast ( $ 4.1 ) , added - detail restatements ( 84.2 ) , and chiasmus ( 84.3 ) . 4.1 . SINGLE - FOCUS CONTRAST . Three factors are always ...
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