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Discourse functions of five English sentence types

Larry B. JonesSummer Institute of Linguistics Universitas Cenderawasih Box 54, JayapuraIrian Jaya, Indonesia
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Linda K. JonesSummer Institute of Linguistics Universitas Cenderawasih Box 54, JayapuraIrian Jaya, Indonesia
Pages 1-21 | Published online: 16 Jun 2015

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Jennifer Herriman. (2005) Negotiating a position within heteroglossic diversity: wh-clefts and it-clefts in written discourse. WORD 56:2, pages 223-248.
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Lorie Heggie. (1993) The range of null operators: Evidence from clefting. Natural Language and Linguistic Theory 11:1, pages 45-84.
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GERALD P. DELAHUNTY. (2016) The Powerful Pleonasm. Written Communication 8:2, pages 213-239.
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Peter Collins. (1989) Cleft and pseudo-cleft constructions. Australian Review of Applied Linguistics 12:2, pages 89-106.
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