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<H3><A NAME="SECTION00069100000000000000">Core semantics of value <EM>exclamative pronoun</EM></A></H3>
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<H4><A NAME="SECTION00069110000000000000">Exclamative pronouns: Pragmatic criterion</A></H4>
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<EM>Exclamative pronouns</EM> are <EM>pronouns</EM> that introduce sentences with emotive or conative
function. They have also the <B>type</B> value <EM>interrogative</EM>.
The opposite is not true -- not all <EM>pronouns</EM> with the
<B>type</B> value <EM>interrogative</EM> can
have the <B>type</B> value <EM>exclamative</EM> (for example `où').
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<EM>Test</EM>:
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Given <EM>X</EM> a pronoun, <EM>P</EM> a sentence:
If <EM>P</EM> has emotive or conative value, then <EM>X</EM> has the
<B>type</B>
value <EM>excl</EM>.
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<EM>Examples</EM>:
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<LI> <B>Pourquoi</B><A NAME="23612"> </A>/<SMALL CLASS=FOOTNOTE><FONT color=#ff0000>type=excl</FONT></SMALL> payer plus!
<LI> <B>Quel</B><A NAME="23620"> </A>/<SMALL CLASS=FOOTNOTE><FONT color=#ff0000>type=excl</FONT></SMALL> est ce culot!
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