LINGUIST List 11.154

Mon Jan 24 2000

Qs: Complete & Simple Subject

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  1. Ivana, Complete & Simple Subject

Message 1: Complete & Simple Subject

 Date: Thu, 20 Jan 2000 09:31:10 -0300
From: Ivana <icroxattograndbourg.com.ar>
Subject: Complete & Simple Subject

Hi all!

I'm working on a translation project related to grammar and linguistics. 
I have the term "complete and simple subject". I assume it means 
"complete subject" and "simple subject", but I may be wrong.

Would any of you help me clarify the meaning of this term. I never heard 
of "complete subject". In my mind, the opposition was "compound subject" 
and "simple subject".

Thank you.

ivana
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