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Date: 18-Dec-2008 From: Dongtao Yu <yudongtaoyahoo.com.cn> Subject: Two Temporal Words in One Sentence E-mail this message to a friend
We are interested in finding languages in which two temporal words may appear in the same sentence but be separated by other element(s), for example, ''Last year he went to visit his parents three times in May.'' in which ''last year'' and ''may'' are seperated by a clause.
If you know of a language with this property please contact Dongtao Yu: yudongtaoyahoo.cn.
Dongtao Yu, Hunan Institute of Science and Technology, P.R.C
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