Language, Band 52,Ausgaben 3-4George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1976 |
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... fact that coördinations of NP's don't allow but either : * John but Bill came . More- over , there are cases where but is in fact allowed in a phrasal coördination , such as She's a good cook but a bad linguist ; and in precisely ...
... fact that coördinations of NP's don't allow but either : * John but Bill came . More- over , there are cases where but is in fact allowed in a phrasal coördination , such as She's a good cook but a bad linguist ; and in precisely ...
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... fact about this dialect which needs to be stated in its grammar , independently of any facts about umlauting and back vowel lowering . A grammar including the extrinsically unordered rules 20a - c [ our rules 4a - b and 7 ] , therefore ...
... fact about this dialect which needs to be stated in its grammar , independently of any facts about umlauting and back vowel lowering . A grammar including the extrinsically unordered rules 20a - c [ our rules 4a - b and 7 ] , therefore ...
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... facts are , indeed , a single fact if 68b and 69b are alternatives to 67a and 67b respectively , which is our claim . 3.24 . CHOICE OF COMPLEMENTIZERS . The comparative complementizer , di ( quanto ) , can appear in comparatives with ...
... facts are , indeed , a single fact if 68b and 69b are alternatives to 67a and 67b respectively , which is our claim . 3.24 . CHOICE OF COMPLEMENTIZERS . The comparative complementizer , di ( quanto ) , can appear in comparatives with ...
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