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do not change , except that in the subset of conditions mentioned above the auxiliary changes place with the preceding N. This and other considerations which will appear in 982.5 , 6 suggest that the -8 , -ed be considered affixes of ...
do not change , except that in the subset of conditions mentioned above the auxiliary changes place with the preceding N. This and other considerations which will appear in 982.5 , 6 suggest that the -8 , -ed be considered affixes of ...
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In some sentence combinations there are positions in which a recurring morpheme appears either in full or as zero . ... In some positions the recurring morphemes may appear either in full , in pro - morpheme , or in zero forms , as is ...
In some sentence combinations there are positions in which a recurring morpheme appears either in full or as zero . ... In some positions the recurring morphemes may appear either in full , in pro - morpheme , or in zero forms , as is ...
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The final large group contains transformations which nominalize a sentence , i.e. change to a form that can appear in one of the N - phrase posi- tions of another sentence . Note that the transformations of §4.2 do not them- selves ...
The final large group contains transformations which nominalize a sentence , i.e. change to a form that can appear in one of the N - phrase posi- tions of another sentence . Note that the transformations of §4.2 do not them- selves ...
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The first person singular verbal endings in IndoEuropean | 19 |
Abdominal pulse types in some Peruvian languages | 30 |
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