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It is generally agreed that Japanese has several different conditional patterns . However , the question of why all these patterns form a natural class of ' conditionals ' has not been addressed . It is well known that most Japanese ...
It is generally agreed that Japanese has several different conditional patterns . However , the question of why all these patterns form a natural class of ' conditionals ' has not been addressed . It is well known that most Japanese ...
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The fact that the same sentence can be read either as an ordinary conditional or as a counterfactual conditional means that the speaker can express two attitudes in a conditional sentence : uncertainty ( * I don't know if this is the ...
The fact that the same sentence can be read either as an ordinary conditional or as a counterfactual conditional means that the speaker can express two attitudes in a conditional sentence : uncertainty ( * I don't know if this is the ...
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WO ma Recall that subject - verb inversion takes place both in questions and in the antecedent of conditionals in many languages , including English . Haiman fails to notice that German inversion applies to 37 only when the antecedent ...
WO ma Recall that subject - verb inversion takes place both in questions and in the antecedent of conditionals in many languages , including English . Haiman fails to notice that German inversion applies to 37 only when the antecedent ...
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