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The passive is less restrictive than the causative verbal in that it can apply to transitive verbals , including those describing non - causable processes such as discovering or accidentally breaking something .
The passive is less restrictive than the causative verbal in that it can apply to transitive verbals , including those describing non - causable processes such as discovering or accidentally breaking something .
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In one case , we could not be sure that the difference was significant ; Achilles uses mén slightly less often than the counter - sample ( 58 vs. 70 ) . Mén is typically an anticipatory adversative , signaling that the clause will be ...
In one case , we could not be sure that the difference was significant ; Achilles uses mén slightly less often than the counter - sample ( 58 vs. 70 ) . Mén is typically an anticipatory adversative , signaling that the clause will be ...
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Chomsky and his more traditional followers have always claimed , more or less implicitly , that the grammatical processes subsumed under the heading of traditional transformational grammar are unique to linguistic ability : that ...
Chomsky and his more traditional followers have always claimed , more or less implicitly , that the grammatical processes subsumed under the heading of traditional transformational grammar are unique to linguistic ability : that ...
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Areal and lexical diffusion of sound change Bh Krishnamurti | 1 |
French linking phenomena Jurgen Klausenburger | 21 |
Two theories of nonautomatic morphophonological alternations James W Harris | 41 |
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