Language, Band 86,Ausgaben 1-2George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 2010 |
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... HPSG binding theory . At the same time , how- ever , the AGR specification of ass , as per 21a , will be matched by the AGR Specification of the verb given the English - specific agreement rule that identifies tokens of the AGR ...
... HPSG binding theory . At the same time , how- ever , the AGR specification of ass , as per 21a , will be matched by the AGR Specification of the verb given the English - specific agreement rule that identifies tokens of the AGR ...
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... HPSG . To correct this picture , it is sufficient to note that the HPSG type hierarchy for index looks like the structure in 22 . ( 22 ) index ref ( erential ) nonref it there Thus , expletives have their own index specifications , a ...
... HPSG . To correct this picture , it is sufficient to note that the HPSG type hierarchy for index looks like the structure in 22 . ( 22 ) index ref ( erential ) nonref it there Thus , expletives have their own index specifications , a ...
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... HPSG framework . As documented in §3.1 , it is not in the least unusual for selecting heads to share proper- ties with their complements . The HPSG treatment of auxiliaries , for example , takes the latter to be full - scale verbs that ...
... HPSG framework . As documented in §3.1 , it is not in the least unusual for selecting heads to share proper- ties with their complements . The HPSG treatment of auxiliaries , for example , takes the latter to be full - scale verbs that ...
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Phonological movement in Classical Greek Brian Agbayani Chris Golston | 133 |
Processing dative constructions in American | 168 |
Reviews see back cover | 214 |
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