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The question mark after the last example is due to the fact that I am assuming that onon is the obviative form of a demonstrative , although , as I stated earlier , I have support for this interpretation only from Golden Lake Algonquin ...
The question mark after the last example is due to the fact that I am assuming that onon is the obviative form of a demonstrative , although , as I stated earlier , I have support for this interpretation only from Golden Lake Algonquin ...
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These two sentences differ in interpretation in that ( 19 ) is interpreted such that the possessor is coreferential to the subject John , while ( 20 ) is interpreted such that the possessor is distinct from the subject John .
These two sentences differ in interpretation in that ( 19 ) is interpreted such that the possessor is coreferential to the subject John , while ( 20 ) is interpreted such that the possessor is distinct from the subject John .
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Fortescue 1984 : 153–154 ) for a main clause verb to be inflected for fourth person subject , with the interpretation that the subject of that verb is the topic of the preceding discourse , but the use of a verb form inflected for third ...
Fortescue 1984 : 153–154 ) for a main clause verb to be inflected for fourth person subject , with the interpretation that the subject of that verb is the topic of the preceding discourse , but the use of a verb form inflected for third ...
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