Re: R: Re:Degreesofvolitioninactivelanguages(wasRe:Chevraqis:asketch)

J Matthew Pearson wrote:
>   "We raced the horse past the barn"
>   "The horse was raced past the barn"
>   "The horse [raced past the barn] fell down"
Yes, but there'd be commas "The horse, raced past the barn, fell down",
which prevents the ambiguity.  Even so, it's still questionable in my
idiolect, but then again, I tend to use the relative pronouns alot more
than most people.

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anything.  For partaking in any activity at all could threaten their
precious and ageless bodies! ... Their victory over death was a hollow
one."
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