| The twin problems of unresolved anaphors and cataphors are especially thorny. |
| The reciprocal anaphors or quantifiers seem to have no other use in many languages, whereas polysemy is the standard situation for reciprocal affixes and reciprocal pronouns. |
| One such piece of evidence comes from Ariel's careful study of the contrastive use of zero anaphors and resumptive pronouns in the relative construction in Modern Hebrew. |
| This differentiation allows us to reconsider a number of issues relating to the synchronic and diachronic relationship between SELF-intensifiers and reflexive anaphors. |
| Van der Sandt takes presuppositions to be anaphors that are either bound, if there is an available antecedent, or otherwise accommodated. |
| In these languages, first and second-person pronouns are used instead as bound anaphors. |
