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In other words , contemporary generative grammar is not intended to be a complete theory of grammar , nor is it intended to be a complete theory of language ( in our sense of that term ; cf. Tomlin 1990 : 156 ) .
In other words , contemporary generative grammar is not intended to be a complete theory of grammar , nor is it intended to be a complete theory of language ( in our sense of that term ; cf. Tomlin 1990 : 156 ) .
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More importantly , since forms which are not predicted may be absent , it yields a complete account of ordering constraints on auxiliaries ; to exemplify , the absence of a double perfect ( * Paul has had eaten ) follows from the lack ...
More importantly , since forms which are not predicted may be absent , it yields a complete account of ordering constraints on auxiliaries ; to exemplify , the absence of a double perfect ( * Paul has had eaten ) follows from the lack ...
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It is presented as a textbook for a one - term undergraduate course , intended to be ' usable without prior exposure to historical linguistics ' ( xi ) , but so complete is its coverage and so comprehensive is its scope , that it should ...
It is presented as a textbook for a one - term undergraduate course , intended to be ' usable without prior exposure to historical linguistics ' ( xi ) , but so complete is its coverage and so comprehensive is its scope , that it should ...
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Autonomy and functionalist linguistics Willian Crofi | 490 |
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