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Rules or connections in past - tense inflections : What does the evidence rule out ? Trends in Cognitive Sciences 6.465–72 . MILLER , GEORGE A. 1990. Wordnet : An on - line lexical database . International Journal of Lexicography ...
Rules or connections in past - tense inflections : What does the evidence rule out ? Trends in Cognitive Sciences 6.465–72 . MILLER , GEORGE A. 1990. Wordnet : An on - line lexical database . International Journal of Lexicography ...
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... by syntax , the rules by which items are combined to form expressions ( sentences ) ; and by logic , the rules by ... and logic was dubbed by Carnap ( in English ) as the difference between FORMATION rules and TRANSFORMATION rules ...
... by syntax , the rules by which items are combined to form expressions ( sentences ) ; and by logic , the rules by ... and logic was dubbed by Carnap ( in English ) as the difference between FORMATION rules and TRANSFORMATION rules ...
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The analogy with English practice is important because rules for Irish alliterative matching also respect wrinkles ( i ) and ( ii ) noted above . Syllables spelled with initial vowels alliterate routinely .
The analogy with English practice is important because rules for Irish alliterative matching also respect wrinkles ( i ) and ( ii ) noted above . Syllables spelled with initial vowels alliterate routinely .
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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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