Language, Band 58,Ausgaben 1-2George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1982 |
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... request , he will automatically make the request of the right person as well . Suppose that George utters 36 at noon , and the first person to leave does not do so until midnight . Although , in one sense , he will have performed both ...
... request , he will automatically make the request of the right person as well . Suppose that George utters 36 at noon , and the first person to leave does not do so until midnight . Although , in one sense , he will have performed both ...
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... request , just as Shem and Ham had to be jointly informed of Noah's collective request . On both counts , therefore , the request must be performed by means of the informative , and not vice versa . With distributive requests such as ...
... request , just as Shem and Ham had to be jointly informed of Noah's collective request . On both counts , therefore , the request must be performed by means of the informative , and not vice versa . With distributive requests such as ...
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... request ; therefore , with the full voc- ative , the informative must also precede the request . The same logic applies to 51. Now if ex . 1 were claimed to work according to the addressee - first model , and 50-51 according to the ...
... request ; therefore , with the full voc- ative , the informative must also precede the request . The same logic applies to 51. Now if ex . 1 were claimed to work according to the addressee - first model , and 50-51 according to the ...
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