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• Klein's (1994) theory of tense
  * [[0-state predicate]]s include states that cannot be changed, e.g. "2+2=4" * [[1-state predicate]]s include states that can change, e.g. "The light was on."
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• Implication
  ...ry combination of [[truth value]]s for p and q. A logical consequence of [[predicate logic]] is the consequence of ThereIs(x) [ P(x) ] from P(c).
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• Complement
  ...redicate]] is regarded as an [[argument]], but not as a complement of that predicate. ...ther than the [[verb]] itself) which is an obligatory constituent of the [[predicate]] (Lyons 1968: 345).
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• Irish
  ...tive analytic form is ''tá'') cannot be used with a [[noun phrase]] as its predicate. Thus while (4) and (5) are both grammatical, (6) is not. ...s'' as a verb, but theoretical syntacticians reject this analysis.) If the predicate is indefinite, it precedes the subject, and is separated from it by an agre
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• Portal:Semantics
  ...ion]] -- [[Lambda-operator]] -- [[Metalanguage]] -- [[Meta-variable]] -- [[Predicate logic]]<br> ...rativ]] -- [[Modality]] -- [[Mutuant]] -- [[Negation]] -- [[Optativ]] -- [[Predicate]]<br>
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• Tsez
  Affective clauses have either verbs of perception or psychological verbs as predicate. Those verbs are: "be bored/bother", "become known", "find", "forget", "hat
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