Language, Band 45,Ausgaben 1-2George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1969 |
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... function of occurring as a ' determinant ' or complement to a minimal utterance , and EXPANSION as the addition of functionally new elements to a sentence segment in such a way that the status of the segment as a whole ( as an inde ...
... function of occurring as a ' determinant ' or complement to a minimal utterance , and EXPANSION as the addition of functionally new elements to a sentence segment in such a way that the status of the segment as a whole ( as an inde ...
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... function words , inflectional endings , intelligibility etc. , it was clear that the subjects fell into two groups . The TELEGRAPHIC group ( seven subjects ) spoke classical telegraphese : their median utterance length ranged from 1.4 ...
... function words , inflectional endings , intelligibility etc. , it was clear that the subjects fell into two groups . The TELEGRAPHIC group ( seven subjects ) spoke classical telegraphese : their median utterance length ranged from 1.4 ...
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... function words ( vZN ) . The function words are replaced by a bisyllabic nonsense word stressed on its first syllable ; e.g. Throw ronta ball ! v Z N ( b ) Well - formed command with nonsense verb ( XFN ) . The verb is replaced by a ...
... function words ( vZN ) . The function words are replaced by a bisyllabic nonsense word stressed on its first syllable ; e.g. Throw ronta ball ! v Z N ( b ) Well - formed command with nonsense verb ( XFN ) . The verb is replaced by a ...
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