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indicative corresponds to a semantic distinction in relative clauses with past reference and existential claims . As I have shown above with respect to future environments ( 2-3 ) and modal contexts ( 5a - b ) , specificity does not ...
indicative corresponds to a semantic distinction in relative clauses with past reference and existential claims . As I have shown above with respect to future environments ( 2-3 ) and modal contexts ( 5a - b ) , specificity does not ...
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Deictic phenomena are characterized solely by the inclusion of indexical reference in their meaning ( cf. Burks 1949 , Brecht 1974 , and the works cited there ) . To be sure , this reference can be to some element in the extra ...
Deictic phenomena are characterized solely by the inclusion of indexical reference in their meaning ( cf. Burks 1949 , Brecht 1974 , and the works cited there ) . To be sure , this reference can be to some element in the extra ...
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... and proposed analyses which investigators working in this field must consider . REFERENCES BRECHT , RICHARD D. 1974. Deixis in embedded structures . FL 11.489-518 . 1975. Relative or absolute reference in embedded tense forms .
... and proposed analyses which investigators working in this field must consider . REFERENCES BRECHT , RICHARD D. 1974. Deixis in embedded structures . FL 11.489-518 . 1975. Relative or absolute reference in embedded tense forms .
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Upsidedown phonology W R Leben and O W Robinson | 1 |
Language change and poetic options D Gary Miller | 21 |
Where does Latin sum come from? Martti A Nyman | 39 |
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