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A new terminology the ' compléments aspectuels ' , and the complereflects this : Fachsprache , Gespräch , Ge- ments specifying the semantic content of the sprächsakt , Gesprächsschritt , Jargon ( ' slang ' ? ) , verb .
A new terminology the ' compléments aspectuels ' , and the complereflects this : Fachsprache , Gespräch , Ge- ments specifying the semantic content of the sprächsakt , Gesprächsschritt , Jargon ( ' slang ' ? ) , verb .
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The same view is extended by B to include GC complements introduced by se , as in 18 , as well as complements of the causative verb mek , as in 19 : ( 18 ) mi hia se drom a nak ' I heard that drums were beating .
The same view is extended by B to include GC complements introduced by se , as in 18 , as well as complements of the causative verb mek , as in 19 : ( 18 ) mi hia se drom a nak ' I heard that drums were beating .
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Part of the evidence for this interpretation is that the same possibility exists for complements of certain desiderative verbs : ( 98 ) di bed waan fi riez - op likl “ The bed needs to be raised a little .
Part of the evidence for this interpretation is that the same possibility exists for complements of certain desiderative verbs : ( 98 ) di bed waan fi riez - op likl “ The bed needs to be raised a little .
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Orthography and linguistic theory | 28 |
Complementation in Italian | 73 |
The independence of syntax and phonology in cliticization Judith L Klavans | 95 |
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