Language, Band 68,Ausgaben 1-2George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1992 |
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... particles are modifiers of verbs , then the HDT pre- dicts not only that verb and negative particle ought to be a ... particles , and verbal auxiliaries . The examples in 6 illustrate tense / aspect particles ; the presence of ...
... particles are modifiers of verbs , then the HDT pre- dicts not only that verb and negative particle ought to be a ... particles , and verbal auxiliaries . The examples in 6 illustrate tense / aspect particles ; the presence of ...
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... particles should be treated in terms of head- dependent relations . In English the category to which they bear the strongest resemblance is that of the negative particle not . By analogy to traditional ap- proaches to the English ...
... particles should be treated in terms of head- dependent relations . In English the category to which they bear the strongest resemblance is that of the negative particle not . By analogy to traditional ap- proaches to the English ...
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... particles in Cantonese con- versation . By KANG KWONG Luke . ( Pragmatics & Beyond , New Se- ries , 9. ) Amsterdam : John Benja- mins , 1990. Pp . v , 329 . Particles have long been a mysterious and much - ignored topic of Chinese ...
... particles in Cantonese con- versation . By KANG KWONG Luke . ( Pragmatics & Beyond , New Se- ries , 9. ) Amsterdam : John Benja- mins , 1990. Pp . v , 329 . Particles have long been a mysterious and much - ignored topic of Chinese ...
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