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NOUN - BASED ADJECTIVES AND SELECTIONAL RESTRICTIONS c . e . 5. In current transformational literature it has been customary to assert that nouns select adjectives and verbs ; that is , the SELECTIONAL restrictions of adjectives and ...
NOUN - BASED ADJECTIVES AND SELECTIONAL RESTRICTIONS c . e . 5. In current transformational literature it has been customary to assert that nouns select adjectives and verbs ; that is , the SELECTIONAL restrictions of adjectives and ...
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This hypothesis claims that any two examples of semantic non - singularity , e.g. a plural noun and a conjunction of singular nouns , will be similar in some dimensions and different in others , and that there will be a finite number of ...
This hypothesis claims that any two examples of semantic non - singularity , e.g. a plural noun and a conjunction of singular nouns , will be similar in some dimensions and different in others , and that there will be a finite number of ...
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noun may be attached to its system - noun in a genitive construction , 32 as in Az igazgató a bizottság elnöke ' The ( referential ] director is the sentailed ] chairman of the referential , system - noun ) committee ' , or also with a ...
noun may be attached to its system - noun in a genitive construction , 32 as in Az igazgató a bizottság elnöke ' The ( referential ] director is the sentailed ] chairman of the referential , system - noun ) committee ' , or also with a ...
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