Language, Band 47,Ausgaben 1-2George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1971 |
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... sentence conjunction type can be paraphrased as conjoined sentences ; i.e. , 34 can be paraphrased as 38. A sentence containing a conjoined NP of the phrasal conjunction type cannot be so para- phrased ; i.e. , 39 is not a paraphrase of ...
... sentence conjunction type can be paraphrased as conjoined sentences ; i.e. , 34 can be paraphrased as 38. A sentence containing a conjoined NP of the phrasal conjunction type cannot be so para- phrased ; i.e. , 39 is not a paraphrase of ...
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... sentence . These facts suggest that the verbs in 56 express a sufficient but not a necessary condition for the truth of the complement sentence . The relationship between 57a and 57b can be explained by analysing the former sentence ...
... sentence . These facts suggest that the verbs in 56 express a sufficient but not a necessary condition for the truth of the complement sentence . The relationship between 57a and 57b can be explained by analysing the former sentence ...
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... sentence , e.g. something or someone . If the resulting sentence logically implies the original one - i.e . , if there is no possible instance where the transitive sentence could be true and the intransitive false- the subject of both ...
... sentence , e.g. something or someone . If the resulting sentence logically implies the original one - i.e . , if there is no possible instance where the transitive sentence could be true and the intransitive false- the subject of both ...
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Spanish plural formation apocope or epenthesis? | 26 |
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