Fact Nouns Of Modulation

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Facts In Cognitive And Verbal Clauses

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Fact In An Impinging Mental Clause

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Fact In An Emanating Mental Clause

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The Four Sub-Classes Of Fact Noun

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The Typical Environment For A Fact

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Impersonally Projected Facts

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Why Facts Are Embedded

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Types Of Projection

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Paratactic, Hypotactic And Embedded Projections

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Subject In Embedded Locutions And Ideas

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Examples Of Embedded Locutions And Ideas

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Nouns Of Projection

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Embedded Projections

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Free Indirect Speech

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Reported Interrogatives And Imperatives

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The Features Of Reported Propositions

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Projection Of Propositions And Proposals Summarised

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Criteria For Mentally Projected Proposals

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Mental Projection Of Proposals

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Projections vs Causatives

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Reported Proposals

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Proposals Projected As Direct Speech

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Verbs For Quoting Proposals

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Verbally Quoting Proposals

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Referring Back To Mental Quotes vs Reports

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Referring Back To Verbal Quotes vs Reports

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Direct And Indirect Speech

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Quoting In Narrative Registers, Reporting And Speech Function

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Four Types Of Projection Nexus

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Verbal Reporting And Mental Quoting

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