Language, Band 62,Ausgaben 2-4Linguistic Society of America, 1986 |
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... fact that the mesolectal creole form shows no person / number inflection can be attributed to the general invariance of creole verb stems.28 The fact that it is realized in phonologically reduced forms ( [ ǝz , z ) ] and eventually ...
... fact that the mesolectal creole form shows no person / number inflection can be attributed to the general invariance of creole verb stems.28 The fact that it is realized in phonologically reduced forms ( [ ǝz , z ) ] and eventually ...
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... fact that the extraor- dinary growth of most aspects of linguistic science has been accompanied by a virtually complete lack of attention to that aspect which is most obvious , and in a sense most important , to the ordinary language ...
... fact that the extraor- dinary growth of most aspects of linguistic science has been accompanied by a virtually complete lack of attention to that aspect which is most obvious , and in a sense most important , to the ordinary language ...
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... fact that SO's are generally term - like in their grammatical properties . The traditional RG approach treats it as an accident that SO's in English do not bear prepositions . But , as dem- onstrated above , other languages are like ...
... fact that SO's are generally term - like in their grammatical properties . The traditional RG approach treats it as an accident that SO's in English do not bear prepositions . But , as dem- onstrated above , other languages are like ...
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