Language, Band 53,Ausgaben 1-2George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1977 |
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... notion can be formally expressed within existing ( generative ) theoretical frameworks , but it seems appro- priate to point out at this stage that the notion cannot simply be based on whether or not the removal of an optional phrase ...
... notion can be formally expressed within existing ( generative ) theoretical frameworks , but it seems appro- priate to point out at this stage that the notion cannot simply be based on whether or not the removal of an optional phrase ...
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... notions , both dealing with the clause defining Y : the notion ' phonologically null element ' , and the notion ' superficially optional / obligatory element ' . Two approaches to grammatical theory , the Extended Standard Theory and ...
... notions , both dealing with the clause defining Y : the notion ' phonologically null element ' , and the notion ' superficially optional / obligatory element ' . Two approaches to grammatical theory , the Extended Standard Theory and ...
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... notion of an instrumental predicate are non - essential here , since any such law can equally well be expressed as ... notion of what a creature can do plays a non - trivial role here , B fails to provide any account of what is involved ...
... notion of an instrumental predicate are non - essential here , since any such law can equally well be expressed as ... notion of what a creature can do plays a non - trivial role here , B fails to provide any account of what is involved ...
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