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Rubisco
Rubisco
20:00
but I bet it's not as good as Tabriz's
Damkerng T.
Damkerng T.
> s3-ap-southeast-1.amazonaws.com/photo.wongnai.com/photos/2014/…
Rubisco
Rubisco
@DamkerngT. Bread? O.O
Damkerng T.
Damkerng T.
^Standard ice cream, Thai style. :)
Rubisco
Rubisco
That's . . . something I've never thought of trying.
Damkerng T.
Damkerng T.
@Rubisco You sure will love it! :D
Rubisco
Rubisco
20:02
@DamkerngT. Well, one day I'll build a tech factory named Sunny or Sam Song or Pineapple, I'll become rich, and come to Thailand.
Damkerng T.
Damkerng T.
LOL
Rubisco
Rubisco
Any references to the existing companies are not deliberate
 
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Anonymous
21:05
@Man_From_India Yes, busy of course will be listed in dictionaries like the OED with a non-reflexive use because they catalogue historical uses as well as modern. If the non-reflexive use of busy survives at all, it is extremely rare.
Anonymous
If there are still examples, that might be why CGEL says virtually the only.
Anonymous
Although to me the non-reflexive use doesn't sound grammatical.
Anonymous
As for for as a marker of subordination and on as not, I think we'll want to start with constituent tests.
Anonymous
To-infinitival clauses with for-subjects seem to form a single constituent.
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