Language, Band 68,Ausgaben 1-2George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1992 |
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... CORRELATION PAIR , and I will call X a VERB PATTERNER and Y an OBJECT PATTERNER with respect to this correlation pair . For example , since OV languages tend to be postpositional and VO languages prepositional , we can say that the ...
... CORRELATION PAIR , and I will call X a VERB PATTERNER and Y an OBJECT PATTERNER with respect to this correlation pair . For example , since OV languages tend to be postpositional and VO languages prepositional , we can say that the ...
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... correlation ( 83 ) ; and CONTROVERSIAL PAIRS , i.e. pairs of elements which are correlation pairs but which have been analyzed in different ways as to which element of the pair ( if either ) is a head ( §4 ) . For the third type I will ...
... correlation ( 83 ) ; and CONTROVERSIAL PAIRS , i.e. pairs of elements which are correlation pairs but which have been analyzed in different ways as to which element of the pair ( if either ) is a head ( §4 ) . For the third type I will ...
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... correlation seems to be semantic : together they form the general class of adverbials . The range of meanings con ... correlation between the order of verb and manner adverb and that of verb and object is to view it as an instance of a ...
... correlation seems to be semantic : together they form the general class of adverbials . The range of meanings con ... correlation between the order of verb and manner adverb and that of verb and object is to view it as an instance of a ...
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