Language, Band 65,Ausgaben 1-2Linguistic Society of America, 1989 |
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... marked by fram from ' , 2 % by of , 15 % by through , and 3 % by mid ( Van Dam 1957 ) . Natural forces such as wind or snow were also marked by fram , as were animal agents . These uses of fram show that agents used to be marked ...
... marked by fram from ' , 2 % by of , 15 % by through , and 3 % by mid ( Van Dam 1957 ) . Natural forces such as wind or snow were also marked by fram , as were animal agents . These uses of fram show that agents used to be marked ...
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... marked by with , while agents are ini- tially marked by from and later by by . In English by may mark either agents or instruments , but with can mark only instruments . And with must be used for the instrument if the sentence contains ...
... marked by with , while agents are ini- tially marked by from and later by by . In English by may mark either agents or instruments , but with can mark only instruments . And with must be used for the instrument if the sentence contains ...
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... marked the cause in relation to a result , as when he explained how he'd known the newspaper was upside down : Because I saw the letters upside down ( 3 ; 2,22 ) . This compared with 62 % of his because uses that expressed reasons , as ...
... marked the cause in relation to a result , as when he explained how he'd known the newspaper was upside down : Because I saw the letters upside down ( 3 ; 2,22 ) . This compared with 62 % of his because uses that expressed reasons , as ...
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