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(10a), which contains a sentence-final occurrence of the particle, expresses a kind of insistence,

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Premier Colloq~te Lungues & Grammuire. Paris, 119-137.

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(1+Typ*Sym | Item)). We found significant effects of RC-TYPE (t =�3.24) and SYMMETRY

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(13a) but not the imperfective in (13b) can get an unintended causation reading. On the other

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her waist on the modern-day teacher’s bed

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3)c Welcome back from those

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as follows:

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commended for possessing stupendous descriptive prowess, which is employed in

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Ìkpere anyí  ēgbuo n’àla! We kneel before you.

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oh the cry / is deeper than the wound” (34). This is a poem in which the poet

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consider the following examples with disyllabic irregular verbs:

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The Yoruba, like many other traditional Africans, have, a very sensitive gender

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selection of linguistic elements by the foreign media seems to project a stereotypical

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(1) CSCl = [YPx DPi [Yx´ YX ...... [XP {PROi /proi} [X´ X ... ]] ]]

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Comorowski & K. v. Heusinger (eds), Existence: Semantics and Syntax. Berlin: Springer.

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pants to the knees and cautiously squatted on the squalid heap, squeezing

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789

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speaker expresses in an explicit manner that the proposition relates to a specific topic

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therefore, not the beasts in Ómàlíkò forest that the poet is referring to. Sometimes

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(…) unintelligible speech

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women. To have changed positively, she becomes a witch; a witch because her

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Matushansky, O.: 2000, The instrument of inversion: Instrumental case and verb raising in

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producers and other government and private personnel responsible for information

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� secondary stress

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([j˙ ± ji]) Æto sayfl. Both direct and indirect quotation are possible. The

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(14) John used oak to make a boat. { John made a boat.

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(1) Fuglarnir hafa elt flyrluna alla lei› af flugvellinum.

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If you cannot hear, look around;

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(< t˚y:) + male gender

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!he progressive -ing Construction.

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� Instructing 5 undergraduate English majors altogether in their

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instrumental case in Russian imply some contrast and the predication is bounded in some

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composition. They are already in Igbo-oratory and can be employed in Igbo poetry

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Partee, Barbara (1970). Opacity, Coreference, and Pronouns. Synthese 21, 359-385.

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generalization. (10b) below is a further illustration;

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Moltmann, F. (1992). On the interpretation of three-dimensional syntactic trees. In C. Barker

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‘expendable eyesores’ (81), ‘… so the rich shat the shit, the government voided wind

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solutions to the identified problems, but none, in my estimation, gets so

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terseness. Though a number of proverbs are idiomatic, many of them can also be

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944

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Heads. The modifiers dominate his NGPs, and so important are they to the

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Nà chí ējido M mánwu  For darkness has befallen masquerade

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(12) O que eu vi foi [ os meninos a correr(em). ] (cf. (4))

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interview ............................................................................................................................... 524

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exert a pitch – rising effect on a following tone, while voiced consonants

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delicate one. It is often used to make special references to sexual matters as seen in

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