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... 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 John that John should leave . Even for ...
... 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 John that John should leave . Even for ...
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... John washed up . c . He finished it before John washed up . ( 69 ) a . He will finish it after John washes up . b . He will finish it while John washes up . c . He will finish it before John washes up . The ( deep ) tense associated ...
... John washed up . c . He finished it before John washed up . ( 69 ) a . He will finish it after John washes up . b . He will finish it while John washes up . c . He will finish it before John washes up . The ( deep ) tense associated ...
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... John put his foot down hard on the accelerator ; it would be nine o'clock before he got home . The present tense associated with will does not order it with respect to the act of uttering 81 itself , but to John's thinking . We thus ...
... John put his foot down hard on the accelerator ; it would be nine o'clock before he got home . The present tense associated with will does not order it with respect to the act of uttering 81 itself , but to John's thinking . We thus ...
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PreGermanic p for IndoEuropean k | 243 |
Onomatopoetics in the Indian linguistic area | 274 |
Markedness in stratificational phonology | 300 |
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