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Å also uses the book as an effort to apply the new analysis to Norwegian passives ' ( ix ) . A dismisses the standard generative analysis and supports the new type of analysis in which a passive mor- pheme is an argument of the verb .
Å also uses the book as an effort to apply the new analysis to Norwegian passives ' ( ix ) . A dismisses the standard generative analysis and supports the new type of analysis in which a passive mor- pheme is an argument of the verb .
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... namely the cognitive , pragmatic , and morphosyntactic levels , into a unified model , thus opening the way for further studies of this kind in different contexts . On the whole the analysis is quite con- vincing and well grounded .
... namely the cognitive , pragmatic , and morphosyntactic levels , into a unified model , thus opening the way for further studies of this kind in different contexts . On the whole the analysis is quite con- vincing and well grounded .
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H describes functional grammar as the inter- pretation of grammatical patterns in terms of configurations of functions in a clause and takes a more practical approach as he directly relates functional grammar to text analysis .
H describes functional grammar as the inter- pretation of grammatical patterns in terms of configurations of functions in a clause and takes a more practical approach as he directly relates functional grammar to text analysis .
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Autonomy and functionalist linguistics William Croft | 490 |
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