Language, Band 63George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1987 Proceedings of the annual meeting of the Society in v. 1-11, 1925-34. After 1934 they appear in Its Bulletin. |
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... given from Table 7 , we have a total of 253 phrases which are non - pragmatically marked and given . New Given Total PREVERBAL 132 69 % 2 1 % 134 POSTVERBAL TOTAL 59 31 % 191 100 % 251 99 % 310 253 100 % 444 = 238.2 , TABLE 10 ( x2 ...
... given from Table 7 , we have a total of 253 phrases which are non - pragmatically marked and given . New Given Total PREVERBAL 132 69 % 2 1 % 134 POSTVERBAL TOTAL 59 31 % 191 100 % 251 99 % 310 253 100 % 444 = 238.2 , TABLE 10 ( x2 ...
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... given information ; 86 % encode definite information . Of all given subjects , 83 % are S's , and 83 % of all definite subjects are S's . These percentages show that S plays a strong role in encoding continuity . With regard to overt ...
... given information ; 86 % encode definite information . Of all given subjects , 83 % are S's , and 83 % of all definite subjects are S's . These percentages show that S plays a strong role in encoding continuity . With regard to overt ...
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... given information is so much more common than new ( in the domain of entity reference ) , complete absence of given men- tions from a grammatical or lexical category is unlikely ; but a relatively con- sistent absence of new mentions ...
... given information is so much more common than new ( in the domain of entity reference ) , complete absence of given men- tions from a grammatical or lexical category is unlikely ; but a relatively con- sistent absence of new mentions ...
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