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Hierarchy of grammatical units (from LGSWE, p. 50). 

Hierarchy of grammatical units (from LGSWE, p. 50). 

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Figure 1: Cimiano's (2006) ontology "layer cake". 
Figure 2: Hierarchy of grammatical units (from LGSWE, p. 50). 
Figure 4: Coordinated clause (from Biber et al. 1999: 135). 
Figure 5: Main clause with embedded adverbial clause (from Biber et al....
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