subjective

(Huastec) 1/2s sell-APPL-APPL-PFV CL-2sPOS horse-pos 'I sold your horse for you/for him' or (Samkoe 1994:17) 'I sold you/him your horse.' Finally, turning to theoretical implications of the present study, we can highlight how the gradient nature of the argument-adjunct divide poses a challenge to certain theories such as LFG or HPSG, which operate on the assumption that this distinction (or any distinction among major syntactic classes such as SUBJ vs.

Subj: Essential Considerations in the Conduct of Strategic Air Operations.

when essere is used as auxiliary (AUX) in co-occurrence with a preverbal direct object pronoun (DOpron), the past participle shares gender and number features with the preverbal direct object pronoun and not with the subject (SUBJ): (1)

(16.) Abbreviations used: L = lopia; subj = subject; obj = object;

One can search "Subject," "Roster," "Met Careers," and "Selection/Excerpts." All but "Met Careers" can be used with "Begins" or "Contains." Browsing by subject is similar to using the "Subj. Consult" button described above but a little less flexible, without the ability to combine terms.

It was only after the variables clause type (CTYPE), subject (SUBJ), and verbal frame (FRAME) were left, that a model was obtained that could be interpreted meaningfully.

Subj: How did you come to believe that poverty was important?

39) onfon (2 past participle forms and 3 subj. pret.

Subj: Apology my rudeness (a letter I received from a Japanese student)

Subj: Pilot's Statement of Accident to TBFI aircraft, Bureau Number 24026.

Subj: S.659--The Protection Of Lawful Commerce In Arms Act

Subj: Measures to Restrict Travel to Cuba for Subversive Training

The shutdown came just hours after the plant had been given approval by the SUBJ to raise output to 30%.