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10:59 Sep 4, 2006 |
Portuguese to English translations [PRO] Science - Linguistics / Verbs | |||||||
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| Selected response from: Muriel Vasconcellos United States Local time: 00:34 | ||||||
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4 | [there is no] indexed object argument in the clause/sentence |
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2 | objective argument indexed/ordered in the sentence |
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[there is no] indexed object argument in the clause/sentence Explanation: The term is "object argument" (see below). I have a slight doubt about how to express the "indexed" part, but I think my interpretation is clear. I believe we decided that this author is using "clausula" to refer to whole sentence. It would require a LOT of context to decide one way or the other. A final clue is provided by the valence of the base verbs that appear in each ... either those with one subject argument or **those with one object argument**. ... muse.jhu.edu/journals/oceanic_linguistics/v043/43.2cole.pdf GetValue requires **an indexed object argument** because properties can be indexed (for example if I was trying to get an Items property of a listbox control). ... msdn.microsoft.com/msdnmag/issues/05/01/TestRun/ |
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objective argument indexed/ordered in the sentence Explanation: I guess!!!! -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 10 horas (2006-09-04 21:41:11 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- I made a mistake! The right word is "object". |
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