Language, Band 61,Ausgaben 3-4George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1985 |
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... types of complement , and that the same kind of derivation should apply to both : both should be treated as finite clauses . Again , B's ar- gument for treating fi as a genuine complementizer is unsound : the fi which he introduces in ...
... types of complement , and that the same kind of derivation should apply to both : both should be treated as finite clauses . Again , B's ar- gument for treating fi as a genuine complementizer is unsound : the fi which he introduces in ...
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... types I have dis- cussed so far . In subject complements , when fi functions as a preposition , it can be replaced only by for . These types of substitution , in turn , are only a first step toward a restructuring of CEC grammar in the ...
... types I have dis- cussed so far . In subject complements , when fi functions as a preposition , it can be replaced only by for . These types of substitution , in turn , are only a first step toward a restructuring of CEC grammar in the ...
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... types such as these , since every text to a greater or lesser extent realizes all the functions . The translator must always analyse this admixture , and locking a text into a type may blind him to the less dom- inant functions . Second ...
... types such as these , since every text to a greater or lesser extent realizes all the functions . The translator must always analyse this admixture , and locking a text into a type may blind him to the less dom- inant functions . Second ...
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