Language, Band 45,Ausgaben 1-2George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1969 |
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... noun phrase and its appositive noun phrase . These syntactic gains are not dissipated in semantic losses . Allowing free selection does not permit the generation of semantic anomalies . Determiner plus proper noun constructions are not ...
... noun phrase and its appositive noun phrase . These syntactic gains are not dissipated in semantic losses . Allowing free selection does not permit the generation of semantic anomalies . Determiner plus proper noun constructions are not ...
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George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch. of the ' possessed ' noun to the ' possessor ' noun , the latter being the head of the NP ; both nouns take case inflection appropriate to the syntactic function of the NP in the sentence ...
George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch. of the ' possessed ' noun to the ' possessor ' noun , the latter being the head of the NP ; both nouns take case inflection appropriate to the syntactic function of the NP in the sentence ...
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... nouns and adjectives can potentially ' modify ' other nouns in a noun phrase . Whether or not a word is classed as an adjective or noun is determined by whether , in the modifying environment , it depends on another noun for its concord ...
... nouns and adjectives can potentially ' modify ' other nouns in a noun phrase . Whether or not a word is classed as an adjective or noun is determined by whether , in the modifying environment , it depends on another noun for its concord ...
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