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In addition to the example given above , and for the same reasons , examples such as /.d.a.r.b/ ( usually transcribed / darb / ) ' hitting ' and / darb / ' path ' are given as evidence of /.d d / contrast , while /.
In addition to the example given above , and for the same reasons , examples such as /.d.a.r.b/ ( usually transcribed / darb / ) ' hitting ' and / darb / ' path ' are given as evidence of /.d d / contrast , while /.
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This means that although they need help for efficient language learning which a child does not need , that help can be given . At the same time , as every linguist is aware , knowing explicitly the rules of a language and speaking it ...
This means that although they need help for efficient language learning which a child does not need , that help can be given . At the same time , as every linguist is aware , knowing explicitly the rules of a language and speaking it ...
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If some unit is in ø - relation to a given unit , then the given unit is in g - relation to some term in a system which is , in turn , in & -relation to some element of a structure such that the structure is in & -relation to that unit ...
If some unit is in ø - relation to a given unit , then the given unit is in g - relation to some term in a system which is , in turn , in & -relation to some element of a structure such that the structure is in & -relation to that unit ...
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The ontogeny of English phrase structure The first phase | 1 |
Greek heisa and Sanskrit sátsat | 15 |
Lexicostatistically determined borrowing and taboo | 21 |
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