From: Jonathan Robie (jwrobie@mindspring.com)
Date: Sun Jul 13 1997 - 07:05:21 EDT
Charles Powell wrote:
>Most of the stuff
>done on conditionals deal with the meaning of the protasis or the tense and
>moods in the protasis and the apodosis. I'm looking at the type of
>relationship between the protasis and apodosis, i.e., cause/effect,
>grounds/inference, equivalence, etc.
Interesting - does a cause/effect relationship take different syntactic
forms than a grounds/inference relationship or an equivalence relationship?
Jonathan
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