Language, Band 44,Ausgabe 2,Teile 1-3Linguistic Society of America, 1968 |
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... definite article . Then , our THAT may be ambiguously but systematically understood both as this feature specification and as the particular determiner with this feature specification which is the least specified for the other features ...
... definite article . Then , our THAT may be ambiguously but systematically understood both as this feature specification and as the particular determiner with this feature specification which is the least specified for the other features ...
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... definite noun phrase . But to derive ( 78 ) and ( 79 ) from ( 83 ) , a transformation with the particular formalism ( 25 ) may not be needed ; an indefinite noun phrase like a salesman may well be replaced directly by the pronoun he ...
... definite noun phrase . But to derive ( 78 ) and ( 79 ) from ( 83 ) , a transformation with the particular formalism ( 25 ) may not be needed ; an indefinite noun phrase like a salesman may well be replaced directly by the pronoun he ...
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... definite adjectives of the type * ger - uo - jun < * ger - uo - juon . The -o- of the definite form is to be derived from / uA / , which was used as the penultimate morph , rather than / u / , as in the standard Lithuanian genitive ...
... definite adjectives of the type * ger - uo - jun < * ger - uo - juon . The -o- of the definite form is to be derived from / uA / , which was used as the penultimate morph , rather than / u / , as in the standard Lithuanian genitive ...
Inhalt
Grimms Law in distinctive features | 224 |
The passive construction in English | 230 |
English relativization and certain related problems | 244 |
Urheberrecht | |
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