Language, Band 77,Ausgaben 1-2Linguistic Society of America, 2001 |
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... occur in all conjugational forms of the verb , which is not what we see in 19. The verb stem in 19 is pisa , where pis is the root and -a is the verbalizing suffix . The root pis is unspecified for morphological category because it does ...
... occur in all conjugational forms of the verb , which is not what we see in 19. The verb stem in 19 is pisa , where pis is the root and -a is the verbalizing suffix . The root pis is unspecified for morphological category because it does ...
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... occur as modal complements . ( 24 ) a . * Jan moet moddervet . ' Jan must stuffed . ' b . * Marie mag blind . ' Marie may blind . ' c . * Klaas kan gek . ' Klaas can mad . ' In general , it appears that the set of adjectives that may occur ...
... occur as modal complements . ( 24 ) a . * Jan moet moddervet . ' Jan must stuffed . ' b . * Marie mag blind . ' Marie may blind . ' c . * Klaas kan gek . ' Klaas can mad . ' In general , it appears that the set of adjectives that may occur ...
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... occur with numbers , not only do numbers occur more often than not without classifiers , but classifiers also occur more often than not without numbers . Similarly , while classifiers occur with defi- nite NPs , they also occur with ...
... occur with numbers , not only do numbers occur more often than not without classifiers , but classifiers also occur more often than not without numbers . Similarly , while classifiers occur with defi- nite NPs , they also occur with ...
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