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The forms of the object affixes are given in Table 2 . -n PREFIXES SUFFIXES 1 ( SG / PL ) -P3SG.M 2 ( SG / PL ) -ch- 3SG.F - RECP / REFL -r3SG.DIMIN -1 3PL -у Table 2. Object affixes in Walman . ( 1 ) The first- and second - person and ...
The forms of the object affixes are given in Table 2 . -n PREFIXES SUFFIXES 1 ( SG / PL ) -P3SG.M 2 ( SG / PL ) -ch- 3SG.F - RECP / REFL -r3SG.DIMIN -1 3PL -у Table 2. Object affixes in Walman . ( 1 ) The first- and second - person and ...
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Object pronouns can also occur in second position if there is no subject pronoun present , as in 7 , from a traditional story . Oblique pronouns follow both subject and object pronouns ( if present ) , and frequently occur clause ...
Object pronouns can also occur in second position if there is no subject pronoun present , as in 7 , from a traditional story . Oblique pronouns follow both subject and object pronouns ( if present ) , and frequently occur clause ...
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Bresnan takes the extended standard theory position that the infinitival subject stays in situ in so - called raising - to - object constructions . Postal responds . Bach points to a third possibility : it is actually possible that the ...
Bresnan takes the extended standard theory position that the infinitival subject stays in situ in so - called raising - to - object constructions . Postal responds . Bach points to a third possibility : it is actually possible that the ...
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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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