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ā is the only vowel found syllable - initial , a and a always being preceded by a consonant or cluster . ā is not found in post - accentual position . The a sequence ha , on the other hand , occurs only 346 > LANGUAGE , VOLUME 39 ...
ā is the only vowel found syllable - initial , a and a always being preceded by a consonant or cluster . ā is not found in post - accentual position . The a sequence ha , on the other hand , occurs only 346 > LANGUAGE , VOLUME 39 ...
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sequence ha , on the other hand , occurs only in the plural suffix , which is limited to post - accentual position , so that ā and ha are in non - contrastive distribution . If syllable - initial à is interpreted as a sequence ha ...
sequence ha , on the other hand , occurs only in the plural suffix , which is limited to post - accentual position , so that ā and ha are in non - contrastive distribution . If syllable - initial à is interpreted as a sequence ha ...
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The rules permit that ( 1 ) for a phoneme sequence of the earlier stage there is one and only one phonemic transform everywhere , or that ( 2 ) for a phoneme sequence of the prior stage there are various transforms , but for each ...
The rules permit that ( 1 ) for a phoneme sequence of the earlier stage there is one and only one phonemic transform everywhere , or that ( 2 ) for a phoneme sequence of the prior stage there are various transforms , but for each ...
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The ontogeny of English phrase structure The first phase | 1 |
On representing syntactic structure | 369 |
Evidence for IndoEuropean alternation of initial gº and w | 398 |
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