Studies in Language and Literature in Honour of Margaret SchlauchRussell & Russell, 1971 - 483 Seiten |
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... existence of non - finite forms of the Germanic verb were to depend on semantics , some verbs , first of all , auxiliaries , should have lost their non - finite forms . But even such verbs as to have and to be possess these forms ...
... existence of non - finite forms of the Germanic verb were to depend on semantics , some verbs , first of all , auxiliaries , should have lost their non - finite forms . But even such verbs as to have and to be possess these forms ...
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... existence of non - finite forms in most English modal verbs and in some in literary Swedish , as well as the existence of forms of infinitive I and II in these languages , and secondary and doublet forms of the infinitive of modal verbs ...
... existence of non - finite forms in most English modal verbs and in some in literary Swedish , as well as the existence of forms of infinitive I and II in these languages , and secondary and doublet forms of the infinitive of modal verbs ...
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... existence or disappearance of the flexion of 3rd pers . pl . pres . ind . of preterito - present verbs determines in them the existence of non - finite forms and of grammatical categories of person and number . The existence of the ...
... existence or disappearance of the flexion of 3rd pers . pl . pres . ind . of preterito - present verbs determines in them the existence of non - finite forms and of grammatical categories of person and number . The existence of the ...
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The Concept of Original Sin as Reflected in Arthurian Romance | 31 |
A Stylistic Feature in the Erex Saga | 49 |
The Legend of the Seven Sleepers of Ephesus | 85 |
Urheberrecht | |
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