Beth too, but only if
Analysis 65 (287):224–229 (2005)
| Abstract | On the difficulty of extracting the logical form of a seemingly simple sentence such as ‘If Andy went to the movie then Beth went too, but only if she found a taxi cab’, with some morals and questions on the nature of the difficulty. | |||||||||
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