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Here the function of too may be to emphasize that Jo and Mo are similar or connected , in that the same thing is predicated about them ( namely , had fish ) . This discourse function is of course not the meaning of too ; the closest ...
Here the function of too may be to emphasize that Jo and Mo are similar or connected , in that the same thing is predicated about them ( namely , had fish ) . This discourse function is of course not the meaning of too ; the closest ...
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Furthermore , it is obligatory , rather than simply possible , because something having the discourse function of too is needed to indicate that the usual discourse function of but is not fulfilled - i.e . , it is not the contrast ...
Furthermore , it is obligatory , rather than simply possible , because something having the discourse function of too is needed to indicate that the usual discourse function of but is not fulfilled - i.e . , it is not the contrast ...
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( for V's ) and visibility ( for N's ) should be viewed as secondary to these discourse functions . If prototypical V's are ' kinetic ' ( i.e. involve movement and action ) , this is because of properties of prototypical events which ...
( for V's ) and visibility ( for N's ) should be viewed as secondary to these discourse functions . If prototypical V's are ' kinetic ' ( i.e. involve movement and action ) , this is because of properties of prototypical events which ...
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The English auxiliary system Yehuda N Falk | 483 |
Obligatory too in English Jeff Kaplan | 510 |
The repeated morph constraint L Menn and B MacWhinney | 519 |
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