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This behavior can be contrasted with that of the so - called headless relative ( or free relative ) constructions , which often bear a close superficial resemblance to pseudo - clefts : ( 66 ) a . What I eat's none of your business . b ...
This behavior can be contrasted with that of the so - called headless relative ( or free relative ) constructions , which often bear a close superficial resemblance to pseudo - clefts : ( 66 ) a . What I eat's none of your business . b ...
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Stephen Harlow , ' Government and relativization in Celtic ' ( 213-54 ) , examines relative clauses and other constructions in literary Welsh . He notes two kinds of relative constructions : those introduced by a with a gap , and those ...
Stephen Harlow , ' Government and relativization in Celtic ' ( 213-54 ) , examines relative clauses and other constructions in literary Welsh . He notes two kinds of relative constructions : those introduced by a with a gap , and those ...
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5 , on relative clauses , includes copious material both on word order in relative clause constructions ( in particular , whether the relative clause precedes or follows the head ) , and on the typology of relative clauses - in terms of ...
5 , on relative clauses , includes copious material both on word order in relative clause constructions ( in particular , whether the relative clause precedes or follows the head ) , and on the typology of relative clauses - in terms of ...
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Kyriolexia and language change F W Householder | 1 |
Sound change in perception and production Tore Janson | 18 |
Transderivational relationships in Chamorro phonology Sandra Chung | 35 |
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