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The term 'affective' was used by Klima (1964) as denoting a property ('feature') of constituents that license [[Negative polarity items]].

:::"AS for the grammatical similarities of ''neg'', ''wh'' and ''only'', these will now be described as resulting from the rpesence of a common grammatico-semantic feature to be referred to as ''Affect''(''ive''). Any ''Quant''(''ifier'') in construction with a constituent that contains the feature ''Affect''(''ive'') may ultimately appear as an indefinite." (Klima 1964:313)

===Reference===
Klima, Edward S. 1964. Negation in English. In Jerry A. Fodor and Jerrold J. Katz (eds.) ''The structure of language.'' Englewood Cliffs: Prentice Hall, 246-323.

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 The term '''affective''' was used by Klima (1964) as denoting a property ('feature') of constituents that license [[Negative polarity item]]s.
-:::*''"AS for the grammatical similarities of ''neg'', ''wh'' and ''only'', these will now be described as resulting from the rpesence of a common grammatico-semantic feature to be referred to as ''Affect''(''ive''). Any ''Quant''(''ifier'') in construction with a constituent that contains the feature ''Affect''(''ive'') may ultimately appear as an indefinite."'' (Klima 1964:313)
+:::*''"As for the grammatical similarities of ''neg'', ''wh'' and ''only'', these will now be described as resulting from the presence of a common grammatico-semantic feature to be referred to as ''Affect''(''ive''). Any ''Quant''(''ifier'') in construction with a constituent that contains the feature ''Affect''(''ive'') may ultimately appear as an indefinite."'' (Klima 1964:313)
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-The term 'affective' was used by Klima (1964) as denoting a property ('feature') of constituents that license [[Negative polarity item]]s.
+The term '''affective''' was used by Klima (1964) as denoting a property ('feature') of constituents that license [[Negative polarity item]]s.
 ===Reference===
-Klima, Edward S. 1964. Negation in English. In Jerry A. Fodor and Jerrold J. Katz (eds.) ''The structure of language.'' Englewood Cliffs: Prentice Hall, 246-323.
+*[[Klima, Edward S.]] 1964. Negation in English. In Jerry A. Fodor and Jerrold J. Katz (eds.) ''The structure of language.'' Englewood Cliffs: Prentice Hall, 246-323.
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−	The term 'affective' was used by Klima (1964) as denoting a property ('feature') of constituents that license [[Negative polarity ~~items~~]].	+	The term 'affective' was used by Klima (1964) as denoting a property ('feature') of constituents that license [[Negative polarity item]]s.

	:::"AS for the grammatical similarities of ''neg'', ''wh'' and ''only'', these will now be described as resulting from the rpesence of a common grammatico-semantic feature to be referred to as ''Affect''(''ive''). Any ''Quant''(''ifier'') in construction with a constituent that contains the feature ''Affect''(''ive'') may ultimately appear as an indefinite." (Klima 1964:313)		:::"AS for the grammatical similarities of ''neg'', ''wh'' and ''only'', these will now be described as resulting from the rpesence of a common grammatico-semantic feature to be referred to as ''Affect''(''ive''). Any ''Quant''(''ifier'') in construction with a constituent that contains the feature ''Affect''(''ive'') may ultimately appear as an indefinite." (Klima 1964:313)