Language, Band 54,Ausgaben 1-3Linguistic Society of America, 1978 |
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... give , and the other the DO which depicts the form or mode of activity . As the object of punishment or outrage , the dative may display greater entailment with the act than with the particular form or mode of activity . To prove this ...
... give , and the other the DO which depicts the form or mode of activity . As the object of punishment or outrage , the dative may display greater entailment with the act than with the particular form or mode of activity . To prove this ...
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... gives Lop ' Eanes an order to look after the garden , the European captive can feel free to make an impertinent reply ... give ' is in the infinitive ] , where pragas is supposed by Brás to be a foreign monetary unit . See also line 1093 ...
... gives Lop ' Eanes an order to look after the garden , the European captive can feel free to make an impertinent reply ... give ' is in the infinitive ] , where pragas is supposed by Brás to be a foreign monetary unit . See also line 1093 ...
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... give a present ? H's proposal is that , if a clause has a TOPIC which is not also its SUBJECT , then the TOPIC must be the most peripheral nominal complement of the clause . ( This proposal is incorporated into one of the function ...
... give a present ? H's proposal is that , if a clause has a TOPIC which is not also its SUBJECT , then the TOPIC must be the most peripheral nominal complement of the clause . ( This proposal is incorporated into one of the function ...
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