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VERB ALTERNATION CLASSES IN ENGLISH . Given the differences that we have observed between the regulars and irregulars with respect to the use of the auxiliaries in German and Dutch , and given the findings of Shirai and Anderson ( 1995 ) ...
VERB ALTERNATION CLASSES IN ENGLISH . Given the differences that we have observed between the regulars and irregulars with respect to the use of the auxiliaries in German and Dutch , and given the findings of Shirai and Anderson ( 1995 ) ...
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Simplex verbs in Levin's alternation class 43 ( “ sparkle ' , ' bang ' , ' reek ' , ' belch ' verbs ) : blink burn flare flash glare glint glow scintillate SHINE twinkle bang BEAT bellow blare boom buzz chime chink chug clack clank clap ...
Simplex verbs in Levin's alternation class 43 ( “ sparkle ' , ' bang ' , ' reek ' , ' belch ' verbs ) : blink burn flare flash glare glint glow scintillate SHINE twinkle bang BEAT bellow blare boom buzz chime chink chug clack clank clap ...
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With this alternation established , intrusive / r / environments may gradually begin to participate in it . This is likely to happen first in places where there is most evidence for an alternation . This leads to a prediction that if ...
With this alternation established , intrusive / r / environments may gradually begin to participate in it . This is likely to happen first in places where there is most evidence for an alternation . This leads to a prediction that if ...
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Letters to Language | 561 |
Lexicon vs syntax Kazuhiko Fukushima | 568 |
Animacy versus weight as determinants of grammatical | 613 |
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