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COMPLEX WORDS . Complex words are composed of a cluster of two or more heavy stresses occurring in patterned sequence . There is restricted cooccurrence of tone in certain of these patterns . The stresses may occur in contiguous ...
COMPLEX WORDS . Complex words are composed of a cluster of two or more heavy stresses occurring in patterned sequence . There is restricted cooccurrence of tone in certain of these patterns . The stresses may occur in contiguous ...
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Noun and verb stems may be monomorphemic or complex . Complex stems are compounds or sequences of stem plus ' stem - forming suffix ' . O'Grady states that the Nya . lexicon contains many fewer polymorphemic nouns than monomorphemic ...
Noun and verb stems may be monomorphemic or complex . Complex stems are compounds or sequences of stem plus ' stem - forming suffix ' . O'Grady states that the Nya . lexicon contains many fewer polymorphemic nouns than monomorphemic ...
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In the preceding three cases , we have noted that the distribution of determiners in the matrix and constituent sentences of a relative - complex sentence preserves the information the determiners would give in an appropriate discourse ...
In the preceding three cases , we have noted that the distribution of determiners in the matrix and constituent sentences of a relative - complex sentence preserves the information the determiners would give in an appropriate discourse ...
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Fries obituary by Albert H Marckwardt | 205 |
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