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Thus catch in catch John stealing ( t catch John ( John is stealing ] s ) is a [ + C3 ] ; and see in see John running ( see John ( John is running ] s ) is a 1 - C3 ) , since see John run is also possible . The remaining features ( + C4 ...
Thus catch in catch John stealing ( t catch John ( John is stealing ] s ) is a [ + C3 ] ; and see in see John running ( see John ( John is running ] s ) is a 1 - C3 ) , since see John run is also possible . The remaining features ( + C4 ...
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John looked up the information quickly 1b . * John looked quickly up the information 2a . John's looking up of the information 2b . * John's looking of the information up 3a . What did John look up ? 3b . * Up what did John look ?
John looked up the information quickly 1b . * John looked quickly up the information 2a . John's looking up of the information 2b . * John's looking of the information up 3a . What did John look up ? 3b . * Up what did John look ?
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In the sentence John sent the money back , we find that back is interpretable in both senses . Thus John is either sending the money backward ( directional ) or else the money is returning to someplace ( reiterative ) .
In the sentence John sent the money back , we find that back is interpretable in both senses . Thus John is either sending the money backward ( directional ) or else the money is returning to someplace ( reiterative ) .
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Die romanische Anlautsonorisation Leonard 352 | 217 |
Notes | 443 |
Structural dialectology | 451 |
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Bibliografische Informationen
| Titel | Language, Band 44 Language, Linguistic Society of America |
| Herausgeber | George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch |
| Mitwirkende Personen | Linguistic Society of America |
| Verlag | Linguistic Society of America, 1968 |
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