Language, Band 68,Ausgaben 1-2George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1992 |
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... QUESTION PARTICLE AND SENTENCE . Many languages employ particles to indicate that a sentence is being used as a question , typically a yes / no ques- tion , as in 8 ( from Harrison & Albert 1976 : 311 ) . ( 8 ) Mokilese ( Austronesian ) ...
... QUESTION PARTICLE AND SENTENCE . Many languages employ particles to indicate that a sentence is being used as a question , typically a yes / no ques- tion , as in 8 ( from Harrison & Albert 1976 : 311 ) . ( 8 ) Mokilese ( Austronesian ) ...
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... question particle with respect to a main clause . Thus question particles may pattern like complementizers . If one as- sumes that question particles are complementizers and complementizers are heads , then the HDT would make the ...
... question particle with respect to a main clause . Thus question particles may pattern like complementizers . If one as- sumes that question particles are complementizers and complementizers are heads , then the HDT would make the ...
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... question of the learning process itself . Can L2 learning possibly be like L1 acquisition ? This is an important question , especially for a ' return to UG ' hypothesis or a parameter ( re ) setting hypothesis . L2 acquisition ...
... question of the learning process itself . Can L2 learning possibly be like L1 acquisition ? This is an important question , especially for a ' return to UG ' hypothesis or a parameter ( re ) setting hypothesis . L2 acquisition ...
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