martin david fry sang too many fish in the sea.
martin david fry sang too many fish in the sea.
who sang too many fish in the sea?
martin david fry
too many fish in the sea









































"too many fish in the sea" is a 1964 hit song recorded by motown singing group the marvelettes. it was the group's first top 40 pop hit in almost a year reaching number 25 on the "billboard" hot 100. the song was one of the first hit singles written by norman whitfield and was also written by eddie holland. "too many fish..." was also whitfield's first produced single.
too many fish in the sea
noun phrases which possess quantifiers show positional variation, as seen in examples (5) to (9). adverbials quantifiers may be positioned on either side of the head noun. bruno (2003) explains the relative mobility of these quantifiers by categorizing them as adjuncts.









































(5) waha xiba (6) xiba waha









































many fish fish many









































'many fish' 'many fish'









































(7) kinja wyty ipo-piany wapy









































people meat look.for-rec.p many









































'people hunted a lot.'









































(8)kinja wapy wyty ipo-piany (9) wapy kinja wyty ipo-piany









































people many meat look.for-rec.p many people meat look.for-rec.p









































'many people hunted.' 'many people hunted.'









































section::::semantics.:quantification.:numeral noun phrases.
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