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Second , the independent object pronouns of Chichewa have a contrastive discourse use that makes them incompatible with ... We analysed the SM differently from the OM , assuming that the former only sometimes functions as a pronoun .
Second , the independent object pronouns of Chichewa have a contrastive discourse use that makes them incompatible with ... We analysed the SM differently from the OM , assuming that the former only sometimes functions as a pronoun .
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30 For example , English has unstressed vs. stressed independent pronouns ; Latin has the bound pronominal use of the ... and object PRO - drop , in the sense that the SM sometimes , and the OM always , is an incorporated pronoun .
30 For example , English has unstressed vs. stressed independent pronouns ; Latin has the bound pronominal use of the ... and object PRO - drop , in the sense that the SM sometimes , and the OM always , is an incorporated pronoun .
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iwó pa íwó pa These examples remain bad even if an OM is inserted into the verbs , forcing the independent pronoun iwo ' it ( 3 ) ' to be interpreted as a floating topic : ( 76 ) ? * Mfumu i - na - kwápúla mkángó uwu chifukwá choyésá ...
iwó pa íwó pa These examples remain bad even if an OM is inserted into the verbs , forcing the independent pronoun iwo ' it ( 3 ) ' to be interpreted as a floating topic : ( 76 ) ? * Mfumu i - na - kwápúla mkángó uwu chifukwá choyésá ...
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The phonology of syllabic nuclei | 463 |
Structure dependence in grammar | 522 |
Competence differences between native | 544 |
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