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Dutch irregulars ( dashed line ) runs parallel to the regression line for the regulars ( solid line ) . ... What is common across the two languages , then , is that irregular verbs tend to have more meanings than regular verbs across a ...
Dutch irregulars ( dashed line ) runs parallel to the regression line for the regulars ( solid line ) . ... What is common across the two languages , then , is that irregular verbs tend to have more meanings than regular verbs across a ...
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no synset triplets with three irregulars are expected in the English data , five are observed . ... SYNSETS WITH TWO SIMPLEX VERBS OBSERVED IRREGULAR REGULAR 2 1 0 1 2 COUNT 252 84 22 EXPECTED COUNT ( TYPE ) 286.45 67.57 3.98 EXPECTED ...
no synset triplets with three irregulars are expected in the English data , five are observed . ... SYNSETS WITH TWO SIMPLEX VERBS OBSERVED IRREGULAR REGULAR 2 1 0 1 2 COUNT 252 84 22 EXPECTED COUNT ( TYPE ) 286.45 67.57 3.98 EXPECTED ...
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We have seen that the greater semantic density of irregular verbs is reflected in free association norms , in subjective ... studies that have reported different patterns of activation in the brain for regulars and irregulars .
We have seen that the greater semantic density of irregular verbs is reflected in free association norms , in subjective ... studies that have reported different patterns of activation in the brain for regulars and irregulars .
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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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