Language, Band 44George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1968 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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... relative clause , in the matrix and the con- stituent sentences , may take different determiners . Indeed , all of ... relative pronouns . Thus , the form ( 1 ) which lay on the table may be an interrogative clause , as in ( 2 ) Which ...
... relative clause , in the matrix and the con- stituent sentences , may take different determiners . Indeed , all of ... relative pronouns . Thus , the form ( 1 ) which lay on the table may be an interrogative clause , as in ( 2 ) Which ...
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... relative pronoun what and try to account for it by means of ( 11 ) . Take ( 5 ) as an example of a sentence with an independent relative clause . The matrix verb phrase and the constituent verb phrase in ( 5 ) are clearly ( 15 ) and ...
... relative pronoun what and try to account for it by means of ( 11 ) . Take ( 5 ) as an example of a sentence with an independent relative clause . The matrix verb phrase and the constituent verb phrase in ( 5 ) are clearly ( 15 ) and ...
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... relative clause transformation . In works dealing with Spanish grammar , subordinate clauses are frequently classified as to their function . For example , Tarr and Centeno ( 1933 : 83-101 ) , in their treatment of the subjunctive ...
... relative clause transformation . In works dealing with Spanish grammar , subordinate clauses are frequently classified as to their function . For example , Tarr and Centeno ( 1933 : 83-101 ) , in their treatment of the subjunctive ...
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Fries obituary by Albert H Marckwardt | 205 |
Notes | 211 |
The operation and relative chronology of Verners Law | 219 |
Urheberrecht | |
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