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... sentence than are sentences 1 to 5. This sentence does not contain / e : ko / either . Sentences 7 and 8 represent , like sentences 1 to 5 , background infor- mation that the hearer needs to know in order to understand what happens in ...
... sentence than are sentences 1 to 5. This sentence does not contain / e : ko / either . Sentences 7 and 8 represent , like sentences 1 to 5 , background infor- mation that the hearer needs to know in order to understand what happens in ...
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... sentences . Thus , for example , sentence 17 does not begin with / e : ko / . I propose , then , that in Moose Cree narratives , / e : ko / is specifi- cally a signal of the foreground . However , there is one restriction on its use ...
... sentences . Thus , for example , sentence 17 does not begin with / e : ko / . I propose , then , that in Moose Cree narratives , / e : ko / is specifi- cally a signal of the foreground . However , there is one restriction on its use ...
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... sentences , by the criteria discussed above . However , there remain ten sentences which do not appear to meet these criteria . How are we to account for these ? An examination of them reveals the following : the great majority have the ...
... sentences , by the criteria discussed above . However , there remain ten sentences which do not appear to meet these criteria . How are we to account for these ? An examination of them reveals the following : the great majority have the ...
Contents
Roger Spielmann and Bertha Chief | 313 |
John A Strong | 327 |
MarcAdélard Tremblay and Josée Thivierge | 343 |
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