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soko del 403
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b. ~~~b~.tdic+-~I:<SL&33;kl:, *?LT%;b&
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$g-h.'% Tkb b hhba. (Acceptable form: {?Olf;
L% / thT1 48 13.
(I was forced to drink a lot of cheap whiskey last night.
Because of that, I have a headache and cannot get up
today.)
(~ tame (ni) (DB JG: 447-5 1))
2. In general, when soko de is used, the situation presented as a reason is
a special situation. For example, (2a) is acceptable, but (2b) is some-
what odd.
h t bb ?? tr* L
1.
(2) a. Y~&HSLO~%TI~-F~--~.'&~T~O?~X~-
-h.'r.:< scvhak~aj. ~LT, %LB~T~:(z~c=L~:~
(I heard that there is a party at Morita's tomorrow and many
of my old classmates are coming. So, I've decided to go,
too.)

b. N8&HSIvOj%T1f-~4-;5f&&tb~j. ???LP,
%L%qT<Ztb:Ll:o (Acceptableform: ?hT, %LB...)
(I heard that there is a party at Morita's tomorrow. So, I've
decided to go, too.)

3. In "S1. Soko de, Sz," S2 usually represents a controllable action. Thus,
in the following examples, (3a) is acceptable, but (3b) and (3c) are
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somewhat unnatural. -ss
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(3) a. - - Ii/rd'< I , HI 9 - =
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T& 3 7k
(The fur coat was on sale at fifty percent off. So, I made a
big decision and bought it.)
b. ?O%EO3- 1. C&+-ILP*%~?~I:~ ????LT, %LB
EbaI: < h9T3I:, (Acceptable form: ?hT, %L%.-)
(The fur coat was on sale at fifty percent off. So, I wanted
(lit. began to want) to buy it.)