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                                  -      -- игровые                                 pretend     to imagine that smth is true as a part of a game (LLA   ,       pretend: play/ play at   pretend something as part of a
game, or because you enjoy CIDEif children play or play at something, they pretend to be a particular type of person or to do a particular thing, as a
 to pretend CIDE).
                                                                      Taylor 1995, 90).
   pretend                     
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  Deborah spread the second news section on the floor and began an elaborate fantasy that her parents had seen performed so often they hardly noticed it. She pretended to pick clothes and jewelry from the advertisements in the paper and to dress herself with these          pretended to put on the shoes (Cheever).      
    -- -                   pretend          As little girls, we played endless pretend games
(BNC); There was a pony, but it wasnt real. It was a pretend pony. It consisted of a willowy double branch of a tree (BNC).
       
 в  играть в дочки-матери (в школу, больницу, дом, магазин, казаки-разбойники), 
           at  When I was young we played at pirates whenever we were on the beach            When my sister
was little, she always wanted to play school (play doctors and nurses/ play house/ cowboys). 
(pirates, princess, cowboys)                        I used to pretend Abba concerts in my
bedroom with my friends.  and pretend to be Abba (BNC).    
                       
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               Х есть У,            Он нарядился медведем (Бабой-ягой)         -.
                             vs     pretend                                    vs     pretend         
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  
 2-  
            
   
23-45.
 2- 

       
          -15.
        
 
    .  3-     
1999.
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        
           C. 344-359.
 

           
  
       
 
  1999.
 -47.

 
      
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ЛЕКСИЧЕСКАЯ ЕДИНИЦА
В СТРУКТУРЕ ПРЕДЛОЖЕНИЯ
ГЛАВА VI. ПРЕДМЕТНЫЕ ИМЕНА
В ПОЗИЦИИ СЕМАНТИЧЕСКОГО АКТАНТА ПРИЧИНА:
ГДЕ ПРЯЧУТСЯ ПРЕСУППОЗИЦИИ?
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                             
       
1. -   
                           Почему ты пьешь один?  Почему ты пьешь вино один?          
2. -  
           Как вы
тут не замерзли?   Закройте, наконец, окно.
3. -
- /     
. Can you tell me the time?
B. Well, the milkman has come (Levinson 1983, 97).
                     
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     message          (Lakoff R           ,  Knightsbridge 
A: John has a yacht.
B: Bill has a house in Knightsbridge.
A: Which do you think is the richer? (Kempson 1975, 160).
                                  :
They talked about their gardens and the weather and church the next day, and about who was definitely having a baby and who might be (Grisham).
         
                   The cavern frightened John The cavern frightened John by being dark inside - Lee 1971, L-74-L-     John wants a lollypop        want  residue  McCawley 1976).
 -70-                                
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 (Fillmore 1969, 1971; Keenan 1971, 1972; Kiparsky and Kiparsky 1970; Lakoff     Keenan ibid),
         Lakoff 1971; R. Lakoff 1971; Chomsky   Ch. FillmoreKempson 1975, 54).
                                                         -   this
has an immediate consequence that ones grammar would not be predictive (Kempson 
        
(Kempson 1975, 81)*       
                        -   , - определяемых независимо от
значения данного акта коммуникации (a priori definition of linguistic meaning independent of the use of sentences in communication (Kempson 
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            
-           
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                 приходит в предложение  приобретает его в предложении                  
                                                          
                            
(Велосипед расстроил Ивана; Иван расстроился из-за велосипеда).
               (велосипед сломался, разбился               Kovalyova 1988).
          
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б. То, что она плачет, раздражает;
2 а. Её злость удивила →
б. То, что она разозлилась / была злая, удивило 
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