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... Table 3 , an adaptation from the original study . Here , Dialect 1 speakers do not use multiple negation at all ; Dialect 4 speakers use the first type categorically and all the others variably . Dialects 2 and 3 are distinguished from ...
... Table 3 , an adaptation from the original study . Here , Dialect 1 speakers do not use multiple negation at all ; Dialect 4 speakers use the first type categorically and all the others variably . Dialects 2 and 3 are distinguished from ...
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... TABLE 6. FREQUENCIES of Simplified conSONANT CLUSTERS IN THE SPEech of Detroit NEGROES , BY LINGUISTIC ENVIRONMENT . SOCIAL CLASSES UPPER MIDDLE LOWER MIDDLE UPPER WORKING LOWER WORKING C # # ( V ) C # ## C V # _ ## V # _ ## V V # ## C ...
... TABLE 6. FREQUENCIES of Simplified conSONANT CLUSTERS IN THE SPEech of Detroit NEGROES , BY LINGUISTIC ENVIRONMENT . SOCIAL CLASSES UPPER MIDDLE LOWER MIDDLE UPPER WORKING LOWER WORKING C # # ( V ) C # ## C V # _ ## V # _ ## V V # ## C ...
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... Table 3 to Table 4 ; but since I have shown that the standard criterion will choose sOME asymmetrical solution over the symmetrical one , I have shown the inability of that criterion to capture the concept of phonological symmetry in ...
... Table 3 to Table 4 ; but since I have shown that the standard criterion will choose sOME asymmetrical solution over the symmetrical one , I have shown the inability of that criterion to capture the concept of phonological symmetry in ...
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