Language, Band 45,Ausgaben 1-2George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1969 |
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... sentence is first transformed so that the common N is in nominative inflection ; the rest of the constituent sen- tence is then inserted into the matrix sentence immediately following its com- mon N , the tense inflection of the V in ...
... sentence is first transformed so that the common N is in nominative inflection ; the rest of the constituent sen- tence is then inserted into the matrix sentence immediately following its com- mon N , the tense inflection of the V in ...
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... sentence , then the rest of the constituent sentence is inserted into the matrix sentence immediately following its common N , the relative clause marker -andi being added to the tense inflection of the V in the constituent sentence ...
... sentence , then the rest of the constituent sentence is inserted into the matrix sentence immediately following its common N , the relative clause marker -andi being added to the tense inflection of the V in the constituent sentence ...
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... sentences , not to non - verbal sentences . As far as I could see , the term adverbial never occurs in Chapter V. Two issues , raised in the course of Gamal - Eldin's analysis of CEA non - verbal and verbal sentence types , are of more ...
... sentences , not to non - verbal sentences . As far as I could see , the term adverbial never occurs in Chapter V. Two issues , raised in the course of Gamal - Eldin's analysis of CEA non - verbal and verbal sentence types , are of more ...
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