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We saw earlier that the difference between a simple and a complex atemporal relation may hinge on the size of an object relative to a path which it occupies ( cf. Fig . 4 ) . The perfective / imperfective contrast in 36 is similarly ...
We saw earlier that the difference between a simple and a complex atemporal relation may hinge on the size of an object relative to a path which it occupies ( cf. Fig . 4 ) . The perfective / imperfective contrast in 36 is similarly ...
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Before illustrating my proposed method of analysis with specific explications of ' tautological ' constructions , let me stress that paraphrases couched in terms of simple , naïve - sounding words — like something , want , or happen ...
Before illustrating my proposed method of analysis with specific explications of ' tautological ' constructions , let me stress that paraphrases couched in terms of simple , naïve - sounding words — like something , want , or happen ...
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A large portion of the information in this paper can be found in any standard introduction to DA ( e.g. Coulthard ) , and it is not entirely clear how the paper is social psychology , as opposed to simple DA or even sociology .
A large portion of the information in this paper can be found in any standard introduction to DA ( e.g. Coulthard ) , and it is not entirely clear how the paper is social psychology , as opposed to simple DA or even sociology .
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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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