Language, Band 65,Ausgaben 3-4Linguistic Society of America, 1989 |
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... PERSON HIERARCHY CONSTRAINT . The second argument involves a re- striction on the PPC which Schwartz 1988 suggests is universal : the person of the adjunct cannot outrank the person of the pronominal head on the hierarchy 1 < 2 < 3 ...
... PERSON HIERARCHY CONSTRAINT . The second argument involves a re- striction on the PPC which Schwartz 1988 suggests is universal : the person of the adjunct cannot outrank the person of the pronominal head on the hierarchy 1 < 2 < 3 ...
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... person is a consequence of the verbal morphology , not of the AUX . This AUX does not mark person , but the verbal morphology displays subject - oriented number agreement . The verbal morphology is not the only aspect of the verb ...
... person is a consequence of the verbal morphology , not of the AUX . This AUX does not mark person , but the verbal morphology displays subject - oriented number agreement . The verbal morphology is not the only aspect of the verb ...
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... person LDB reflexives is more restricted than that of 1st- and 2nd - person ones , for two reasons : first , the antecedent of a 3rd - person LDB reflexive must actually occur in discourse , while the antecedent of a 1st- or 2nd - person ...
... person LDB reflexives is more restricted than that of 1st- and 2nd - person ones , for two reasons : first , the antecedent of a 3rd - person LDB reflexive must actually occur in discourse , while the antecedent of a 1st- or 2nd - person ...
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Elucidation of | 457 |
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