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E.g. , they cannot express the fact the John is , in ( 8 ) , the grammatical subject of the sentence , etc. This means that according to these definitions there would be no functional difference between ( 8 ) and : ( 9 ) Bill persuaded ...
E.g. , they cannot express the fact the John is , in ( 8 ) , the grammatical subject of the sentence , etc. This means that according to these definitions there would be no functional difference between ( 8 ) and : ( 9 ) Bill persuaded ...
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He finished it after John washed up . b . ... He will finish it while John washes up . c . ... Similarly , 70b is past in future in past ; note that it would be semantically absurd to treat before John had washed up as past in past ...
He finished it after John washed up . b . ... He will finish it while John washes up . c . ... Similarly , 70b is past in future in past ; note that it would be semantically absurd to treat before John had washed up as past in past ...
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way is limited to ' adverbial clauses of time ' , and even there it is optional and comparatively rare - 80 is more usual than 79 : ( 80 ) He said that John had waited outside while Mary locked up . ' Style indirect libre ' is probably ...
way is limited to ' adverbial clauses of time ' , and even there it is optional and comparatively rare - 80 is more usual than 79 : ( 80 ) He said that John had waited outside while Mary locked up . ' Style indirect libre ' is probably ...
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SieversEdgerton phenomena and Rigvedic meter | 248 |
ture conditions | 309 |
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