Language, Band 61George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1985 Proceedings of the annual meeting of the Society in v. 1-11, 1925-34. After 1934 they appear in Its Bulletin. |
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... consider the possibility of relating X in TOP to Y , when Y is contained in a major category Z other than the VP of the comment , as follows : ( 29 ) [ s . X [ s ... [ z ... Y ... ] ... ] ] There are three cases : ( i ) Z = NP , ( ii ) ...
... consider the possibility of relating X in TOP to Y , when Y is contained in a major category Z other than the VP of the comment , as follows : ( 29 ) [ s . X [ s ... [ z ... Y ... ] ... ] ] There are three cases : ( i ) Z = NP , ( ii ) ...
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... consider her pretty ? ' a . * Sì , la considero ' Yes , I consider her . ' b . * No , non la considero ' No , I don't consider her . ' c . * Sì , considero ' Yes , I consider . ' d . * No , non considero ' No , I don't consider ...
... consider her pretty ? ' a . * Sì , la considero ' Yes , I consider her . ' b . * No , non la considero ' No , I don't consider her . ' c . * Sì , considero ' Yes , I consider . ' d . * No , non considero ' No , I don't consider ...
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... Consider this Japanese example : noni naa ! ( 6 ) Musuko ga ikite i - tara , ii son SUBJ alive be - if good though EXCL ' If my son is alive , I'll be so happy ; If my son were alive , I'd be so happy ! ' This sentence could be an ...
... Consider this Japanese example : noni naa ! ( 6 ) Musuko ga ikite i - tara , ii son SUBJ alive be - if good though EXCL ' If my son is alive , I'll be so happy ; If my son were alive , I'd be so happy ! ' This sentence could be an ...
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Current Periodicals Collection | 258 |
VOLUME 61 NUMBER 1 | 322 |
Topic structures in Chinese | 745 |
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