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- NIMS Machining Level I Preparation Guide Grinding
- Updating Alternatives: Focus on Bound Pronouns — Clemens Mayr
- The Syntax and Semantics of Focus Particles
- Alternative Semantics
- Focus Fronting, Unexpectedness, and Evaluative Implicatures
- Essays on the Semantics of Modality
- 5.2. Focus Structure a Significant Aspect of Lambrecht's Theory Is The
- Focus in Existential Sentences*
- Contrastive Focus Vs. Discourse-New: Evidence from Phonetic Prominence in English
- Lecture 9. Pronouns and Reflexives: Syntax and Semantics
- The Intonation of Focused Negation and Affirmation in Spanish in Contact with Catalan1
- Evidentiality in South Asian Languages
- Negation and Being Daniel Dahlstrom
- Evidentiality and the Structure of Speech Acts
- Automatic Focus Annotation: Bringing Formal Pragmatics Alive in Analyzing the Information Structure of Authentic Data
- 2 Features on Bound Pronouns
- Mirativity As Surprise: Evidentiality, Information, and Deixis
- Overt Pronouns and Bound Variable Reading in L2 Japanese
- Anaphoricity and Logophoricity with Reference to Binding Principles
- 1 Information Structure and (In)Definiteness Nomi Erteschik-Shir
- Noun Type, Constructions, and the Universal Grinder
- Mood and Modality: out of Theory and Into the Fray
- Explaining Logophoricity, with Special Reference to Aghem
- Lukas Innovations and Focus Brochure
- Tense, Mood and Aspect: a Feature-Geometric Approach
- Definiteness Effects
- Attitudes De Se and Logophoricity
- Focus Fronting in Spanish: Mirative Implicature and Information Structure
- Mirativity in Morphology
- Effects of Focus and Definiteness on Children's Word Order
- The English Teaching of Tenses, Aspects, and Moods in Senior High Schools in Padang
- The Pragmatics of Focus-Association with Only
- The Hausa Perfective Tense-Aspect Used in Wh-/Focus Constructions and Historical Narratives: a Unified Account
- The Semantic Roots of Positive Polarity: Epistemic Modal Verbs and Adverbs in Greek and Italian
- Structural Topic and Focus Without Movement1 1 Introduction 2 Word
- In the Mood for Being Grammatical Mood and Modality Through Phenomenological
- Topic and Focus
- Focus and Intonation
- Focus Particles at Syntactic, Semantic and Pragmatic Interfaces: the Acquisition of Only and Even in English
- Logophoricity and Emphatic Determiners Basque
- Modality and Negation: an Introduction to the Special Issue
- On the Relation Between Verbal Mood and Sentence Mood Overview
- “Always” and “Only”: Why Not All Focus Sensitive Operators Are Alike
- Focusing Bound Pronouns
- Types of Focus in English
- Anaphoricity and Logophoricity*
- Modality and Negation in Natural Language Processing
- The Relation Between Predicate Operator Focus and Theticity: How Preverbal Clause Operators in Bantu Betray Functional Affinity
- Lecture 10: Focus and Information Structure: Semantics and Pragmatics
- On Person As a Model for Logophoricity*
- Annotating the Interaction Between Focus and Modality: the Case of Exclusive Particles
- Evidential Marking in Spoken English Linguistic Functions and Gender Variation
- Contrastive Focus
- On the Semantics of Mirativity∗
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- Topic and Focus in a Formal Framework
- Predicate Focus in Krachi: 2 Probes, 1 Goal, 3 Pfs
- The Essence of Mirativity
- Tense, Aspect, Mood and Evidentiality (TAME)
- The Organization of Functional Heads and Tense/Aspect/Mood Interpretation in Turkish
- Studer Software
- Chapter 3: (Non)Veridicality and Mood Selection in Complement Clauses Book in Preparation: Non-Verdicality in Grammar and Thought
- 050.826 Research Seminar Perspectives on Focus Spring 2000 February 1, 2000 Paul Hagstrom Week 1: Topic and Focus Topic and Focu
- Deontic Logic and Natural Language
- Hopra.Evidentiality.Kittila
- Modality in Language Development: a Reconsideration of the Evidence*
- Theme and Variations in the Expression of Modality Themes And
- Definiteness Klaus Von Heusinger
- Chapter 3: Information Structure
- The Silent Content of Bound Variable Pronouns∗
- Anaphoricty and Logophoricity in Egyptian Arabic (EA): a Minimalist Approach