Language, Band 71,Ausgaben 1-2Linguistic Society of America, 1995 |
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... raising constructions , the former is limited to the idiomatic sequence keep tabs on , and the latter can only be the subject of verbs like rain . Since these contexts are found in the subordinate ... RAISING : [ RAISING AND TRANSPARENCY 3.
... raising constructions , the former is limited to the idiomatic sequence keep tabs on , and the latter can only be the subject of verbs like rain . Since these contexts are found in the subordinate ... RAISING : [ RAISING AND TRANSPARENCY 3.
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... raising . For example , it is widely accepted that the to which occurs in raising and equi constructions is a meaningless grammatical marker induced by the absence of an overt subject ( Kiparsky & Kiparsky 1970 ) . Although the meanings ...
... raising . For example , it is widely accepted that the to which occurs in raising and equi constructions is a meaningless grammatical marker induced by the absence of an overt subject ( Kiparsky & Kiparsky 1970 ) . Although the meanings ...
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... raising constructions : ( 23 ) a . There began to be a commotion . b . Zeke began to scrutinize the documents . In his study of raising vs. equi in French , Ruwet ( 1991 : Ch . 2 ) established that such ambivalence is not limited to a ...
... raising constructions : ( 23 ) a . There began to be a commotion . b . Zeke began to scrutinize the documents . In his study of raising vs. equi in French , Ruwet ( 1991 : Ch . 2 ) established that such ambivalence is not limited to a ...
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