Language, Band 68,Ausgaben 1-2George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1992 |
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... called FUNCTIONAL element , e.g. INFLECTION ( abbreviated INFL or simply I ) or COMPLementizer ( COMP or C ) . The second , higher , level is called XDOUBLEBAR ( represented X " or simply XP ) . It consists of the X ' just defined plus ...
... called FUNCTIONAL element , e.g. INFLECTION ( abbreviated INFL or simply I ) or COMPLementizer ( COMP or C ) . The second , higher , level is called XDOUBLEBAR ( represented X " or simply XP ) . It consists of the X ' just defined plus ...
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... called noun phrases ( but which can be called determiner phrases on this analysis ) , and that treat what is called an N ' in X'- syntax ( e.g. tall man in the tall man ) as a complement of the article . Only under this assumption does ...
... called noun phrases ( but which can be called determiner phrases on this analysis ) , and that treat what is called an N ' in X'- syntax ( e.g. tall man in the tall man ) as a complement of the article . Only under this assumption does ...
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... called Romanized Popular Alphabet ( RPA ) , was devised in 1951– 53 by a missionary group which included William Smalley , and is now widely used . The other , the unique ' Pahawh Hmong ' , is said to have been revealed in 1959 to a ...
... called Romanized Popular Alphabet ( RPA ) , was devised in 1951– 53 by a missionary group which included William Smalley , and is now widely used . The other , the unique ' Pahawh Hmong ' , is said to have been revealed in 1959 to a ...
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