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APPENDIX C. EXPERIMENT 1 262 I see that Macy's is having a sale on sheets. Did you see that they're going to raise bus fares again? They saw the snow swirling through the trees falling silently and gently into the lake. He often drank a great deal, but I never saw him drunk. The school sees to it that every child gets a hot lunch every day. The year 1723 saw Bach in Leipzig, in his new post at St. Thomas' Church. Ihaven't seen her for more than a year. Have you seen the new comet? You'll be needing some help to see to the plowing in the spring, won't you? He saw the keys hanging on the wall, just out of reach. He saw the sign that said he had to walk ve more miles to reach the beach and groaned. He said hello to her everyday, but never really SAW her. See what you can nd out about the chances of getting a job there. She hasn't been seeing anyone since she moved to New York. You can re him if you see t; I'll back you up. Isaw the headlines at the train station, but I haven't gotten the whole story. He wants to see her a success in her own right, not always depending on others. When we get their response, we'll see whether they're really willing to negotiate and make some progress or they're just stalling. The justices saw ttomake their ruling extremely narrow. Let's see, I'm about ve foot ten, and she's a little taller than me... Can't you just see his face when he opens this package and tries to gure out what to do with them? Despite the obstacles, his con dence and character will see him through. I only saw Monk once, and he was so drunk he could hardly play. You can see mold is coming through the paint again. When you see an old friend for the rst time in years, you usually spend a little time catching up on the news of each other's lives. She saw him as an ally in her struggle for justice. Iseemuch happiness in your future. He feigned innocence, but she saw right through him. You see what you're doing to yourself? Seeing that she's corporate vice president, it's not surprising that her o ce is so big. I see it as a golden opportunity foryou, and I wish you'd do it. Isaw her in the ower of her youth, beautiful, generous, and con dent of the future.
Appendix D Stimuli for Experiments 2 and 3 (1) Stimuli for Experiment 2. 263 061 modl stmt + determine acad actv You should see if you can nish all your required courses by next spring. 055 past stmt + determine acad actv We wanted to see whether the use of a catalyst would allow the reaction to take place at lower temperatures. 092 will ques - determine acad actv Won't you please see if Prof. Williams is in? 090 none stmt - determine acad pass The committee doesn't always see whether the credentials are valid before reaching its decision. 042 modl ques - determine entr actv Shouldn't we see whether the full orchestra will t on that little stage rst? 057 modl stmt - determine entr actv The people in the top rows won't be able to see who has the ball. 150 past ques - determine entr actv Why didn't they see if they could get a eld goal at that point? 014 past stmt - determine entr actv I assumed it was sold out, so I didn't even see if there were any tickets left. 075 modl ques + determine pers actv Could you see if the oven is hot yet? 040 none stmt + determine pers actv He always sees if she needs anything from the store before he comes home. 091 will stmt + determine pers actv Let's call Mary and see if she's free for lunch. 095 past ques + ensure acad actv Who saw to the posting of the nal grades for the course? 106 modl ques + ensure entr actv Does the coach have to see that all the players are on the bus on time? 088 none ques - ensure entr actv Doesn't the coach see that the players get a good night's sleep before the game?
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