Language, Band 63,Ausgaben 3-4

acquisition agreement alternative analysis anaphoric appear apply argument associated basic claim clauses clitics comparative complex considered constructions contain context contrast conversation definition derived diphthongs discourse discussion distinction effect elements English errors evidence example Experiment Expressive fact Figure final Footing formal French function give given grammatical hypothesis important independent indicates interesting interpretation intonation involved language lexical linguistic marked meaning mentions morphological native natural NNS's nominal notes noun object occur particular pattern person phonological phrase position possible postlexical pragmatic preceding predict present Press principles problem produce pronoun question reference relation relative repetition result role rule semantic sentences simply speakers status structure suffix suggests syllable syntactic syntax Table texts theory topic treatment underlying University verb vowel