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4 In 5b , before designates a relationship of precedence in the temporal domain between two events , which are represented by ... Such a configuration is reasonably called a state , so a simple relation can also be termed stative .
4 In 5b , before designates a relationship of precedence in the temporal domain between two events , which are represented by ... Such a configuration is reasonably called a state , so a simple relation can also be termed stative .
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9 cessual predications is co - extensive with the class of verbs ; by contrast , atemporal relations correspond to ... we cannot simply define this notion as a relationship involving time : even a stative relation ( e.g. before ) can ...
9 cessual predications is co - extensive with the class of verbs ; by contrast , atemporal relations correspond to ... we cannot simply define this notion as a relationship involving time : even a stative relation ( e.g. before ) can ...
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4b , but differ in how the component states of this complex relationship are accessed . A verb is thus a ' temporal ... Let r ; stand for a stative relation , tịfor a point in conceived time , and rilt ; for their coincidence .
4b , but differ in how the component states of this complex relationship are accessed . A verb is thus a ' temporal ... Let r ; stand for a stative relation , tịfor a point in conceived time , and rilt ; for their coincidence .
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The lexicon Victoria A Fromkin | 1 |
Predication and PRO N Hornstein and D Lightfoot | 23 |
Nouns and verbs Ronald W Langacker | 53 |
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