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In this database , nouns , verbs , adjectives , and adverbs are organized into synonym sets , to which we refer as synsets . Each synset represents one underlying lexical concept . The synsets themselves are linked by various lexical ...
In this database , nouns , verbs , adjectives , and adverbs are organized into synonym sets , to which we refer as synsets . Each synset represents one underlying lexical concept . The synsets themselves are linked by various lexical ...
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Third , the list of simplex Dutch verbs consists almost exclusively of Germanic verbs , as latinate verbs in Dutch contain a verbalizing suffix . In contrast , the English list of simplex verbs contains non - Germanic verbs ( e.g. ...
Third , the list of simplex Dutch verbs consists almost exclusively of Germanic verbs , as latinate verbs in Dutch contain a verbalizing suffix . In contrast , the English list of simplex verbs contains non - Germanic verbs ( e.g. ...
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For instance , 9.3 % of the irregular verbs allow only zijn as auxiliary , while only 2.5 % of the regular verbs do so . A chi - squared test confirms that this nonuniform distribution is not expected under chance conditions ( x ?
For instance , 9.3 % of the irregular verbs allow only zijn as auxiliary , while only 2.5 % of the regular verbs do so . A chi - squared test confirms that this nonuniform distribution is not expected under chance conditions ( x ?
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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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