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Nor can you reduce which boy is John and which girl is Mary ? to * Which boy is John and girl is Mary ? ( Note that in London and Paris and which boy and girl are possible , so there can't be a restriction on the deletion of in or which ...
Nor can you reduce which boy is John and which girl is Mary ? to * Which boy is John and girl is Mary ? ( Note that in London and Paris and which boy and girl are possible , so there can't be a restriction on the deletion of in or which ...
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Thus CR can apply to Who has been eating my porridge , and who has eaten it all up ? , to give Who has been eating my porridge , and eaten it all up ? , ' deleting ' both who and has ; or it can apply to He may well have given Mary a ...
Thus CR can apply to Who has been eating my porridge , and who has eaten it all up ? , to give Who has been eating my porridge , and eaten it all up ? , ' deleting ' both who and has ; or it can apply to He may well have given Mary a ...
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I think upon Mary b . Al Miriam ani xoshev ' About Mary I am thinking . ' upon Mary I think c . * Miriam ani xoshev al . Mary I think upon ( 21 ) a . Natata hasefer le Miriam ? ' You gave the book to Mary ?
I think upon Mary b . Al Miriam ani xoshev ' About Mary I am thinking . ' upon Mary I think c . * Miriam ani xoshev al . Mary I think upon ( 21 ) a . Natata hasefer le Miriam ? ' You gave the book to Mary ?
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Conjunction Reduction Gapping and RightNode Raising Richard A Hudson | 535 |
The interface of theory and description Peter Cole | 563 |
Which that Herbert F W Stahlke | 584 |
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