Language, Band 53,Ausgaben 1-2George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1977 |
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... associated with existential claims ; ( b ) certain present and perfective subjunctives are also associated with existential claims ; and ( c ) the semantic difference between indicatives and subjunctives is maintained not only in these ...
... associated with existential claims ; ( b ) certain present and perfective subjunctives are also associated with existential claims ; and ( c ) the semantic difference between indicatives and subjunctives is maintained not only in these ...
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... associated with tu as [ + incep ] verbs , but are more strongly associated with tu than the wide variety of [ -incep , - des ] verbs which dominate adverbial complements , etc. This hypothesized explanation can be tested by an analysis ...
... associated with tu as [ + incep ] verbs , but are more strongly associated with tu than the wide variety of [ -incep , - des ] verbs which dominate adverbial complements , etc. This hypothesized explanation can be tested by an analysis ...
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... associated with tu , only slightly with fi , and not at all with Ø . Haf is never associated with Ø ; i.e. , it does not permit deletion of the complementizer , no matter what the conditions— though phonological deletion of the ...
... associated with tu , only slightly with fi , and not at all with Ø . Haf is never associated with Ø ; i.e. , it does not permit deletion of the complementizer , no matter what the conditions— though phonological deletion of the ...
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acrolect analysis aphaeresis apply argues arguments basilect behavior chapter Chomsky claim classifier languages clitic complementizer consider constituents constraints constructions context coördinate Cupeño decreolization definite deletion derived dialects discussion distinction Dyirbal English environments evidence example existence existential explanation fact function grammar hypothesis implicature indicative initial interpretation Itkonen John Kwaio linguistic Luiseño Mary meaning metrical morpheme morphological notes notion noun noun classes NP's object occur other-correction other-initiation paper paradigm passive perspective phonetic phonological rules phrases pidgin position predict prefixes present principle problem pronouns proposal refer relations relative clause relevant repair representation rhotacism Saussure Saussure's semantic sentences sociolinguistic speakers specific speech starting point subjunctive suffix suggests surface structure Swahili syntactic syntactic category syntax Tarascan theory tion transformational grammar transformations Umlaut underlying University variation verbs vowel Vowel Shift words Yagaria