Language, Band 86,Ausgaben 1-2George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 2010 |
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... appears , according to which do may not appear in the presence of another auxiliary . ( 124 ) a . I , the undersigned , being of sound mind , ( * do ) have agreed to ... b . We , the employees of Unity Airlines , are / * do be in full ...
... appears , according to which do may not appear in the presence of another auxiliary . ( 124 ) a . I , the undersigned , being of sound mind , ( * do ) have agreed to ... b . We , the employees of Unity Airlines , are / * do be in full ...
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... appear with articles on their own except in cases where the adjective appears postnominally , in which case the determiner is doubled ( Smyth 1920 : 293 ) . ( 75 ) ho anèr ho sophós the.M.NM.SG man.M.NM.SG the.M.NM.SG wise.M.NM.SG ' the ...
... appear with articles on their own except in cases where the adjective appears postnominally , in which case the determiner is doubled ( Smyth 1920 : 293 ) . ( 75 ) ho anèr ho sophós the.M.NM.SG man.M.NM.SG the.M.NM.SG wise.M.NM.SG ' the ...
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... appears in any other context than as a direct object followed by a second NP object , where ONLY a mask nominal may appear . This constraint economically en- codes the apparently altogether idiosyncratic restriction in Georgian that a ...
... appears in any other context than as a direct object followed by a second NP object , where ONLY a mask nominal may appear . This constraint economically en- codes the apparently altogether idiosyncratic restriction in Georgian that a ...
Inhalt
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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