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• Predicative attribute
  This term has long been the primary term in grammatical descriptions, before terms such as [[secondary predicat Halliday (1967:62) uses simply ''attribute'' in this sense.
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• Linguistic information system
  ...s understood by [[neurocognitive linguistics]], are not items in the usual sense but just intersections of various relationships. ...The cars, the network impulses traveling in both directions, maintain two primary processes: decoding from expression to content, or what happens when one un
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• Mentalismus
  ...ifizieren, sowie aus Strategien, um mit Hilfe von Inputdaten der Umwelt (''primary linguistic data'') die für die jeweilige Einzelsprache passenden Strukture ...ad sense'', FLB) und 'in engerem Sinn' (''faculty of language'' – ''narrow sense'', FLN): Die autonome FLN ([[Autonomieprinzip]]) ist selbst ein Modul der F
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• Future tense
  ...rbs which extended their basic meanings, bound morphemes are also found as primary markers of future time reference. Those markers represent an advanced stage ...edictive senses of the ''will''-construction. The common future predictive sense implies that futurity depends on the fulfilment of future conditions:
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• Cohesion
  Cohesion in its broadest sense is “a semantic relation between an element in [a] text and some other ele While the set of sentences in (1) seems to make sense, i.e. we could easily find the movie theater if we were in the given situat
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• Irony
  In a narrow sense, ironical utterances convey an intended meaning that is the opposite of the Winner and Gardner (1993: 429) state that "the primary function of irony is [...] to show something about the speaker". There is a
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• Boris Isaakovič Jarcho
  ...: 198) “there is no statistical analysis without a ‘morphological’ [in the sense of linguistic] analysis.” The second auxiliary discipline, statistics, ha ...is of the historical changes within literature (cf. Jarcho 1984a: 22). The primary function of the analysis of text characteristics aims at an exact descripti
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