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2	# Pe-do
1	- Jimi in Darazo LGA with 400 speakers (Crozier and Blench (1992)),
0	-136
1	and c (Chris), and the binary symmetric predicate introduces the group discourse referent X to
1	There is no disputing the fact that the goal of rural broadcasting is to bring about the
0	Mrz 00
0	151
1	judged as acceptable in German (Holler, 2005; Poschmann and Wagner, 2016), at least across
1	ensures the lives of all who made it; a rare ngwu that never grows just everywhere,
3	Stalnaker, R.: 1978, Assertion, in P. Cole (ed.), Syntax and Semantics 9 – Pragmatics, Academic
1	Self-glorification
1	missing, and the two antecedent phrases again have distinct grammatical functions.
0	230.000
1	of the adjectival derivational affix –lich).
2	(12) Aarne
1	C. Personification
1	the coordination for (1) to be grammatical and that such a discourse referent is absent in (2a).
2	(10) Ambrose knows that it is raining, #but it isn’t raining.
1	Attitudes are not constant across time and issues. Different issues at different
1	concepts.
1	and healthy living in the society as the poet goes further to lament.
2	(Omenka, pp 25-26).
2	! *
1	conceptual knowledge about sleeping that it is terminated by waking up. We can now begin to
1	is found by selecting one element out of the set that is described by the description.
2	A. Proverbs
1	come after the monosyllabic verb. However, the contraction is only
2	(12) Mary thinks Sue belongs to the same denomination as John.
1	audience.
1	is on the applicability of tonal stability with all grades of verbs.
1	effect to their listeners, for example,
1	existing in the language: exploiting his own creative imagination: and by making use
2	Ósità nwá Ēzinwa! Ósità son of Ezinwa!
1	up a story as a way of protecting the interests of its proprietor.
2	(16) John pushed Bill for an hour/*in an hour.
2	(10) of John 's:
1	that are intended to cover exactly these cases: Schwarzschild (2000) and Yeom 1997
2	(= 1 per visual context).
3	Amsterdam, Amsterdam, pp. 387–405.
0	1219
2	(130) five climbers who carry two tents
0	24
2	Ó buru mgbe Zíikì wé nàara If it when Zik and his men were
0	(.82)
1	enjoyment ascribed to “inferior” Africans.8 But the exaggerated and categorical
0	10.717
1	and of very general formulation, with great potential for disagreement over
1	and send out messages unwittingly alienate those for whom the message are meant.
0	85
1	– see, for instance, Zwarts (2004b), Verkuyl (1993) and Verkuyl and Zwarts (1992) for an elaboration of aspect
1	Even if we do not take into account any suspicions about irrationality or uncooperativity, the
0	– (indication of covert constituent) .(one-to-many metalanguage elements
1	minimally contrasting sets of words (on both high and low tones) illustrating
0	(1.7)
1	nature. The copula estar in Spanish and instrumental case in Russian indicate the restriction
0	1801
1	entertainment. Geopolitical boundaries, then, would seem to have no big impact on
1	region in such a 3D-space. It would involve the hues around the "prototypical green" in (7a); a
0	Mrz 87
1	have below for [ǎ] are equally wrong.
3	Thesis. University of Illinois.
1	metaphorically taken to be the gun. Yet in another example, while performing an
2	(115) IF Exactly five British boys each bought a boat.
1	From all that has been said so far, it is obvious that one of Osundare’s primary
1	lankwàshee ‘bent’. Now consider the following sentences:
2	(117) the customers’ accounts
0	530
1	To summarize, there have been basically two ways to model relative specific
0	��!��"��
2	(1) nú ‘mix’
1	pivotal to the processing of the text’s conceptual content. The “back”, the returning
0	634
1	vation if we follow Winter (2016) in assuming that transitive symmetric predicates have to be
1	of the two parts of the split antecedents with respect to each other affected the acceptability of
1	uncooperativity and irrationality.)
0	1949
1	Yorubaland on its northern approach from the Hausa/Fulani States of Nigerian
0	"' McCawley 1994, p. 181.
1	The cultural norms theory is also very relevant to this study. The theory posits
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1	articulatory-acoustic relationship of vowel height is as follows: high F1=low
1	(16). Note, however, that the seemingly universal quantifier in these sentences is not minden
2	This leads to an un-unified analysis for forms such as below:
0	910
2	(13) Grass
2	In another performance, Okeke Iloanya, alias Amalagaoge, conceives himself
1	(10 a-d) show the AM occurring between N1 and N2. It comprises the initial
1	specialized nature. In all cases, the writer has to work with information with a
2	(13) [λw.λx. x is jacket-like-Malte’s in w]
1	ceptable and 7 clearly unacceptable examples of NRCs or RRCs, all without an SpA-construal.
0	� $vWM �� o·ªþ �S�� (��*\ � ô�`3aWô�gixZû¡evg�bsg¡ö
2	DP V’
1	or àgún ‘thorn’ in Oworo, their representations would be:
2	Jide ija na nku akpukpo,
1	the requisite level of independence, editorial decisions are shaped by various extra-
2	(1) arí ‘I’ (singular) (2) ominί ‘they’ (plural)
1	“public”. Not much practical attention is given to the fact that his political, popular
2	(13) a. Combien as-tu ouvert de boites ?
1	"I heard that a certain robber raided the village"
1	whose temporal extension includes a contextually specific topic time.

2

# Pe-do

1

- Jimi in Darazo LGA with 400 speakers (Crozier and Blench (1992)),

0

-136

1

and c (Chris), and the binary symmetric predicate introduces the group discourse referent X to

1

There is no disputing the fact that the goal of rural broadcasting is to bring about the

0

Mrz 00

0

151

1

judged as acceptable in German (Holler, 2005; Poschmann and Wagner, 2016), at least across

1

ensures the lives of all who made it; a rare ngwu that never grows just everywhere,

3

Stalnaker, R.: 1978, Assertion, in P. Cole (ed.), Syntax and Semantics 9 – Pragmatics, Academic

1

Self-glorification

1

missing, and the two antecedent phrases again have distinct grammatical functions.

0

230.000

1

of the adjectival derivational affix –lich).

2

(12) Aarne

1

C. Personification

1

the coordination for (1) to be grammatical and that such a discourse referent is absent in (2a).

2

(10) Ambrose knows that it is raining, #but it isn’t raining.

1

Attitudes are not constant across time and issues. Different issues at different

1

concepts.

1

and healthy living in the society as the poet goes further to lament.

2

(Omenka, pp 25-26).

2

*! * *

1

conceptual knowledge about sleeping that it is terminated by waking up. We can now begin to

1

is found by selecting one element out of the set that is described by the description.

2

A. Proverbs

1

come after the monosyllabic verb. However, the contraction is only

2

(12) Mary thinks Sue belongs to the same denomination as John.

1

audience.

1

is on the applicability of tonal stability with all grades of verbs.

1

effect to their listeners, for example,

1

existing in the language: exploiting his own creative imagination: and by making use

2

Ósità nwá Ēzinwa! Ósità son of Ezinwa!

1

up a story as a way of protecting the interests of its proprietor.

2

(16) John pushed Bill for an hour/*in an hour.

2

(10) of John 's:

1

that are intended to cover exactly these cases: Schwarzschild (2000) and Yeom 1997

2

(= 1 per visual context).

3

Amsterdam, Amsterdam, pp. 387–405.

0

1219

2

(130) five climbers who carry two tents

0

24

2

Ó buru mgbe Zíikì wé nàara If it when Zik and his men were

0

(.82)

1

enjoyment ascribed to “inferior” Africans.8 But the exaggerated and categorical

0

10.717

1

and of very general formulation, with great potential for disagreement over

1

and send out messages unwittingly alienate those for whom the message are meant.

0

85

1

– see, for instance, Zwarts (2004b), Verkuyl (1993) and Verkuyl and Zwarts (1992) for an elaboration of aspect

1

Even if we do not take into account any suspicions about irrationality or uncooperativity, the

0

– (indication of covert constituent) .(one-to-many metalanguage elements

1

minimally contrasting sets of words (on both high and low tones) illustrating

0

(1.7)

1

nature. The copula estar in Spanish and instrumental case in Russian indicate the restriction

0

1801

1

entertainment. Geopolitical boundaries, then, would seem to have no big impact on

1

region in such a 3D-space. It would involve the hues around the "prototypical green" in (7a); a

0

Mrz 87

1

have below for [ǎ] are equally wrong.

3

Thesis. University of Illinois.

1

metaphorically taken to be the gun. Yet in another example, while performing an

2

(115) IF Exactly five British boys each bought a boat.

1

From all that has been said so far, it is obvious that one of Osundare’s primary

1

lankwàshee ‘bent’. Now consider the following sentences:

2

(117) the customers’ accounts

0

530

1

To summarize, there have been basically two ways to model relative specific

0

��!��"��

2

(1) nú ‘mix’

1

pivotal to the processing of the text’s conceptual content. The “back”, the returning

0

634

1

vation if we follow Winter (2016) in assuming that transitive symmetric predicates have to be

1

of the two parts of the split antecedents with respect to each other affected the acceptability of

1

uncooperativity and irrationality.)

0

1949

1

Yorubaland on its northern approach from the Hausa/Fulani States of Nigerian

0

"' McCawley 1994, p. 181.

1

The cultural norms theory is also very relevant to this study. The theory posits

0

� éMòÀì°î�ô î��Äô ï>÷TøJö��õó0�Né}ò�í°ôE�Jî�ô��DñÜòJîUïaí�ï�éÜêZ�¶S ï�è�ô î�ú��4í°ô î�ñÜéGô ï�ôõí>÷Té$�E�%úðî�ø÷Fî ï�èDòÀï

1

articulatory-acoustic relationship of vowel height is as follows: high F1=low

1

(16). Note, however, that the seemingly universal quantifier in these sentences is not minden

2

This leads to an un-unified analysis for forms such as below:

0

910

2

(13) Grass

2

In another performance, Okeke Iloanya, alias Amalagaoge, conceives himself

1

(10 a-d) show the AM occurring between N1 and N2. It comprises the initial

1

specialized nature. In all cases, the writer has to work with information with a

2

(13) [λw.λx. x is jacket-like-Malte’s in w]

1

ceptable and 7 clearly unacceptable examples of NRCs or RRCs, all without an SpA-construal.

0

� $vWM �� o·ªþ �S�� (��*\ � ô�`3aWô�gixZû¡evg�bsg¡ö

2

DP V’

1

or àgún ‘thorn’ in Oworo, their representations would be:

2

Jide ija na nku akpukpo,

1

the requisite level of independence, editorial decisions are shaped by various extra-

2

(1) arí ‘I’ (singular) (2) ominί ‘they’ (plural)

1

“public”. Not much practical attention is given to the fact that his political, popular

2

(13) a. Combien as-tu ouvert de boites ?

1

"I heard that a certain robber raided the village"

1

whose temporal extension includes a contextually specific topic time.