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As clausal figure , the subject is the most prominent nominal within the clause , and is therefore a reference point with all other complements of the verb in its dominion . Each of those complements may be composed of a number of ...
As clausal figure , the subject is the most prominent nominal within the clause , and is therefore a reference point with all other complements of the verb in its dominion . Each of those complements may be composed of a number of ...
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Only the nominal conceptions profiled within the composite conception are so prominent as to be inevitably construed as reference points in relation to other elements in the sentence ; those which are part of the unprofiled base are ...
Only the nominal conceptions profiled within the composite conception are so prominent as to be inevitably construed as reference points in relation to other elements in the sentence ; those which are part of the unprofiled base are ...
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In $ 3.1 I noted that nominals within a modifier behave as subparts of the larger nominal in which they are included and so are construed within the same dominion ( s ) as that nominal . For example , the profile of John in the ...
In $ 3.1 I noted that nominals within a modifier behave as subparts of the larger nominal in which they are included and so are construed within the same dominion ( s ) as that nominal . For example , the profile of John in the ...
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