Language, Band 45,Ausgaben 3-4George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1969 |
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... specifiers are again complementary ; the combination provides a narrower , more precise speci- fication than either would provide alone . The relation between them is clearly quite different from that between the two specifiers in ( 7 ) ...
... specifiers are again complementary ; the combination provides a narrower , more precise speci- fication than either would provide alone . The relation between them is clearly quite different from that between the two specifiers in ( 7 ) ...
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... specifier ( an individuating one ) belongs with the past tense . This in- deed is the normal place for individuating point specifiers with the present per- fect : ( 33 ) I have often seen him . Sentence 32 may also mean that the ...
... specifier ( an individuating one ) belongs with the past tense . This in- deed is the normal place for individuating point specifiers with the present per- fect : ( 33 ) I have often seen him . Sentence 32 may also mean that the ...
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... specifier belongs to : with days of the week , for example , on the Tuesday can only be type b , on a Tuesday type c , while on Tuesday will normally be inter- preted as type a . Deictic specifiers - type a - may obviously refer to past ...
... specifier belongs to : with days of the week , for example , on the Tuesday can only be type b , on a Tuesday type c , while on Tuesday will normally be inter- preted as type a . Deictic specifiers - type a - may obviously refer to past ...
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