Ce livre se veut etre une reponse a toutes les questions que vous vous posez dans votre intention profonde de lire et de parler couramment la langue anglaise.
Inhalt:RAINER BAUERLE: Issues in the Semantics of TenseREINHARD BLUTNER: Lexical Semantics and PragmaticsARIEL COHEN: GenericityREGINE ECKARDT: Event SemanticsSEAN A.
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