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( 20 ) Each proposition can be expressed by some sentence in any natural language . ... Katz's main concern here is such matters as the length and complexity of sentences that might be required for expressing certain propositions .
( 20 ) Each proposition can be expressed by some sentence in any natural language . ... Katz's main concern here is such matters as the length and complexity of sentences that might be required for expressing certain propositions .
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In 3a the subject is expressed by both a free pronoun ( which has ergative case ) and a bound pronoun ( which cross - references subjects of transitive verbs ( A ) and intransitive verbs ( S ) ) . The object ( O ) is expressed by a ...
In 3a the subject is expressed by both a free pronoun ( which has ergative case ) and a bound pronoun ( which cross - references subjects of transitive verbs ( A ) and intransitive verbs ( S ) ) . The object ( O ) is expressed by a ...
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He evokes in a highly abstract manner the phases during which successful means of expression are accumulated ... one by one to be expressed actualized unit grouping in itself the units of potentiality promoted to be expressed Tr what is ...
He evokes in a highly abstract manner the phases during which successful means of expression are accumulated ... one by one to be expressed actualized unit grouping in itself the units of potentiality promoted to be expressed Tr what is ...
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analysis appear applied approach argues argument associated called Cambridge chapter clause cognitive comparative compounds conceptual conjunct constituent constructions context contrast course discourse discussion distinction duration effect English evidence example expressed fact factors frequency function German given grammar historical human illustrated important initial interesting interpretation involved issues John language learning lexical linguistic marking meaning method morphology names nature nominal noted noun noun phrases object observed occur original Oxford Papuan particular person phonology position possible predictability present problem production pronouns properties proposed provides question reduced reference relations representation represented rules semantic sentence significant similar speakers specific speech stress structure suggests syntactic syntax theory topic tree types University University Press variation verb word
Bibliografische Informationen
| Titel | Language, Band 84,Ausgaben 3-4 |
| Herausgeber | George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch |
| Mitwirkende Personen | Linguistic Society of America |
| Verlag | Linguistic Society of America, 2008 |
| Original von | Indiana University |
| Digitalisiert | 10. März 2011 |
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