Language, Band 45,Ausgaben 3-4George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1969 |
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... John has some money . John doesn't have any money . * John doesn't have some money . ( b ) Questions : John has some money . Does John have any money ? " Does John have some money ? Who has any money ? * Who has some money ? ( c ) ...
... John has some money . John doesn't have any money . * John doesn't have some money . ( b ) Questions : John has some money . Does John have any money ? " Does John have some money ? Who has any money ? * Who has some money ? ( c ) ...
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... John never does something . ( 9b ) * John never does something until I ask him to sweep the floor . before ( 9c ) John never does something until I ask him to do it . ( 9d ) * John never does something after I ask him to do it . The ...
... John never does something . ( 9b ) * John never does something until I ask him to sweep the floor . before ( 9c ) John never does something until I ask him to do it . ( 9d ) * John never does something after I ask him to do it . The ...
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... John is , in ( 8 ) , the grammatical subject of the sentence , etc. This means that according to these definitions there would be no functional difference between ( 8 ) and : ( 9 ) Bill persuaded John that John should leave . Even for ...
... John is , in ( 8 ) , the grammatical subject of the sentence , etc. This means that according to these definitions there would be no functional difference between ( 8 ) and : ( 9 ) Bill persuaded John that John should leave . Even for ...
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