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отец
отец 
отец»
 отец       , 326-      , 10-11).
     3, 4,  (, ,  -)         2008, 105-  , ,                               
Литература
1.  
2.  
3.          
   -39.
4.        
   -27.
5. 
 
2009. -247.
6.       
         -20.
7.          
  Studia linguistica cognitiva        -227.
8.  
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9.       
  Studia linguistica cognitiva         -191.
10.     
 1999.
11.   //   .  ,
1995.  95-142.
12.  // 
  :     .  -139.
13.   -   
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ИЗМЕНЕНИЕ ЗНАЧЕНИЯ ПРЕДЛОЖЕНИЯ
А.В. Семкова
                                       -         -               * -      всего               
                       -                         
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               
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             -          
                 Helbig                                      1978, 21).
                              -like:
1.   I began personally to like some of the best girls
(Bront);
2. The choir and transepts have a sombre splendour, and I like
the old vaulted passage with its slabs and monuments behind the choir (James);
3. I liked bonbons too in those days, Miss Eyre (Bront);
4. She liked to write surrounded by books, in a closed space
where books were what mattered most (Byatt);
5. She really likes her swimming now, she BNC, 10
conversations recorded between 21 and 27 February 1992 with 9 interlocutors);
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6. We got a splendid stock of sorted spiders, and bugs, and frogs,
and caterpillars, and one thing or another; and we liked to get a hornet's nest, but we didn't (Twain);
7. I like the Miller immensely (Wilde);
8. Good child I like you for hating me! (Collins);
9. Very much
10. She has a peculiar face; fleshless and haggard as it is, I
rather like it… (Bront).
      ­            
эксплицитные:





 
         
имплицитные:
       *;
     


            
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      -
         
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      
   I began personally to like some of the best girls (Bront)    I like the old vaulted passage… (James            -                        -     I  
(some of the best girls     the old vaulted passage   
the             like.      ­                                      besides, personally; (2) with its slabs and monuments behind the choir  
I liked bonbons too in those days, Miss Eyre (Bront                      bonbons                        
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          -*    -                  -                 to like        in those days                
  She liked to write surrounded by books, in a closed space where books were what mattered most (Byatt    -                                                             -                                  always, now and then, on Sundays, still 
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 (5) She really likes her swimming now, she (BNC)                   ing-          -          ­                now        
                            
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                                       Fauconnier 1985, 3).                                        blend).                 (Fauconnier 1998, 180).
      -We got a splendid stock of sorted spiders, and bugs,
and frogs, and caterpillars, and one thing or another; and we liked to get a hornet's nest, but we didn't (Twain).   
   like             сейчас        в будущем  but we didnt           -    - Положительное отношение    желание      to                                                    
90
      желание          
  -                     ­                 -         эмоционально-оценочное отношение  желание       
-10).
7. I like the Miller immensely (Wilde);
8. Good child I like you for hating me! (Collins);
Very much;
10. She has a peculiar face; fleshless and haggard as it is, I rather like it
(Bront).
              the Miller, you, your house her face                                       for hating me    peculiar                immensely  very much,
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