Language, Band 68,Ausgaben 1-2George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1992 |
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... phrase - final contour . Phrase - final contour is marked by stress on the final syllable of the phrase , and a noticeable rise or fall in pitch . A rise indicates that the speaker is in the middle of a ' paragraph ' , while a fall ...
... phrase - final contour . Phrase - final contour is marked by stress on the final syllable of the phrase , and a noticeable rise or fall in pitch . A rise indicates that the speaker is in the middle of a ' paragraph ' , while a fall ...
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... phrase . " In fact , this pair of elements exhibits the strongest correlation of any pair considered in this paper ... phrase . The fact that the order of verb and adpositional phrase correlates so strongly with the order of verb and ...
... phrase . " In fact , this pair of elements exhibits the strongest correlation of any pair considered in this paper ... phrase . The fact that the order of verb and adpositional phrase correlates so strongly with the order of verb and ...
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... PHRASES . Just as water is a noun phrase as well as a noun in John likes water , so too cold is an adjective phrase as well as an adjective in a noun phrase like cold water . Furthermore , there are clear cases of adjective phrases ...
... PHRASES . Just as water is a noun phrase as well as a noun in John likes water , so too cold is an adjective phrase as well as an adjective in a noun phrase like cold water . Furthermore , there are clear cases of adjective phrases ...
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