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Another look at "big time". |
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Category Shift and Frequency: The Case of 'Big Time'. |
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Notes on "having said that". |
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The polysemy of the Japanese adverb "daitai". |
5. |
The development of an intensifier phrase "big time". |
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The development of intensifiers and (inter-)Subjectivity. |
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Hiroshi Ohashi, Semantic and Pragmatic Constraints on Nonspecific Reference in English, 英文学研究 支部統合号, 3, 557-578, 2011.01. |
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Hiroshi Ohashi, Pragmatic Factors in Grammaticalization: The Case of Intensifiers, 日本認知言語学会論文集, 8, 658-661, 2009.05. |
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Hiroshi Ohashi, Why Don’t They Bury You in the Prairie?: Notes on Conceptualization and the Selection of Prepositions in English, 九大英文学, 50, 281-298, 2008.03. |
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Hiroshi Ohashi, Semantic Change in English Intensifiers That Have Developed from a Prepositional Phrase and a Noun Phrase, 産業医科大学雑誌, 29, 4, 391-406, 2007.12. |
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Hiroshi Ohashi, The Development of an English Intensifier Phrase: A Corpus-based Study, 日本英語学会, 23, 2, 303-432, 2006.11. |
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Conditionals in Japanese and English That Express Conclusion. |
13. |
Discourse Referents in Mental Spaces: The Case of Non-Specific Reference. |
14. |
On Conditional-Clauses and Reason-Clauses. |
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大橋 浩, Notes on If, So and If So, 言語学からの眺望, 203-217, 1995.08. |
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大橋 浩, Reason Since-Clauses Modified by Especially-Type Adverbials, 産業医科大学雑誌, 15, 1, 45-52, 1995.03. |
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Conditional-Clauses and Reason-Clauses in English "Emphatic" Constructions. |
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Counterfactual Conditionals in the Mental Spaces Theory and the Relevance Theory. |
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Modality in English Adverbial Clauses. |
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Hiroshi Ohashi, Modality and Tag Questions, 英語と英米文学, 20, 89-106, 1985.10. |
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A Thought on Irony by Repetition. |