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In yet other languages , wh - phrases can remain in situ , or optionally move to a leftward clause - initial position . In French , for example , a wh - phrase may move or remain in situ ( only ) in matrix clauses .
In yet other languages , wh - phrases can remain in situ , or optionally move to a leftward clause - initial position . In French , for example , a wh - phrase may move or remain in situ ( only ) in matrix clauses .
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a > of an embedded clause , including lack of subject - auxiliary inversion . This is comparable to the ASL example in 78 , which shows a true indirect question . However , in 80b and 80c , wonder is followed by a question that shows ...
a > of an embedded clause , including lack of subject - auxiliary inversion . This is comparable to the ASL example in 78 , which shows a true indirect question . However , in 80b and 80c , wonder is followed by a question that shows ...
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In some languages a particular rule has one alignment in main clauses and a different alignment in subordinate ( or in certain ... in which the subject of an intransitive clause , the subject of a transitive clause , and the object of a ...
In some languages a particular rule has one alignment in main clauses and a different alignment in subordinate ( or in certain ... in which the subject of an intransitive clause , the subject of a transitive clause , and the object of a ...
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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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