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For example , when asked for an ASL translation of the English sentence , ' Who does John like ? ' , many native ASL consultants constructed multisentence discourses such as those in 94-95 . ( 94 ) hn whq I HEAR GOSSIP JOHN LIKE ...
For example , when asked for an ASL translation of the English sentence , ' Who does John like ? ' , many native ASL consultants constructed multisentence discourses such as those in 94-95 . ( 94 ) hn whq I HEAR GOSSIP JOHN LIKE ...
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( 100 ) a . hn who JOHN BUY SOMETHING WHAT ' John did buy something . What ? ' whq JOHN BUY SOMETHING WHAT ' John bought something . What ? ' ( 101 ) a . hn who SOMEONE BUY CAR WHO ' Someone did buy a car . Who ?
( 100 ) a . hn who JOHN BUY SOMETHING WHAT ' John did buy something . What ? ' whq JOHN BUY SOMETHING WHAT ' John bought something . What ? ' ( 101 ) a . hn who SOMEONE BUY CAR WHO ' Someone did buy a car . Who ?
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9 Dodd , Bill ; Christine Eckhard - Black ; John Klapper ; and Ruth Whittle . Modern German grammar : Workbook . London & New York : Routledge , 1996. Pp . 105. Paper $ 12.95 . Dodd , Bill ; Christine Eckhard - Black ; John Klapper ...
9 Dodd , Bill ; Christine Eckhard - Black ; John Klapper ; and Ruth Whittle . Modern German grammar : Workbook . London & New York : Routledge , 1996. Pp . 105. Paper $ 12.95 . Dodd , Bill ; Christine Eckhard - Black ; John Klapper ...
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American Sign Language Karen Petronio Diane LilloMartin | 18 |
Definiteness and existentials Barbara Abbott | 103 |
Morphopragmatics Diminutives and intensifiers in Italian | 157 |
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