LING 360 Lecture Notes - Lecture 32: Preposition And Postposition, Part Of Speech, Pronoun
18 Nov 2016
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Bill is angry [sfd (that) he did not get a raise]. Everything depends on the type of adjective that you use. Compatible (with), distinct (form), divergent (from), equivalent (to) Bill and carol are similar to each other. There is nothing general about this phenomenon it is completely lexical. Although bill likes faraway, he visits his parents regularly. Although bill lives faraway from them, he visits his parents regularly. Bill left early; alice was glad that he did. This is another complement there can be a shift in meaning by dropped a. Cp: bill has a strong distaste of school. complement. *the storm arrived during [s we were eating the picnic]. The storm arrived while [s we were eating the picnic]. In only a few years and english clergyman isolated and studied more new gases than any person before or since. In the third century a. d. , if not before, tis greek intellectual conception served to crystallize.
