Language, Band 46,Ausgabe 2,Teile 2-4Linguistic Society of America, 1970 |
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... speech typically depend on the frequency of occurrence of certain linguistic features and also on the combinations of features which occur in his speech . Social dialects are not differentiated from each other by discrete sets of ...
... speech typically depend on the frequency of occurrence of certain linguistic features and also on the combinations of features which occur in his speech . Social dialects are not differentiated from each other by discrete sets of ...
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... speech reveals them . The reduction of transformations to a limited set of operations which are given psycho- logical reality is motivated by the hope that these linguistic operations ' can be related to logical operations exhibited in ...
... speech reveals them . The reduction of transformations to a limited set of operations which are given psycho- logical reality is motivated by the hope that these linguistic operations ' can be related to logical operations exhibited in ...
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... speech of normal children . The stimuli ( which presumably are well - formed sen- tences for most children ) may be arbitrary word - lists , rather than sentences , for these atypical children . If so , repetition performance should ...
... speech of normal children . The stimuli ( which presumably are well - formed sen- tences for most children ) may be arbitrary word - lists , rather than sentences , for these atypical children . If so , repetition performance should ...
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