Language, Band 68,Ausgaben 1-2George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1992 |
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... relative clause . Because of this , we might expect to find a correlation between the order of noun and relative clause and the order of noun and adjective , and we do . To an anonymous referee , this seems puzzling : if the order of ...
... relative clause . Because of this , we might expect to find a correlation between the order of noun and relative clause and the order of noun and adjective , and we do . To an anonymous referee , this seems puzzling : if the order of ...
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... relative clauses are object patterners on either notion of complement : relative clauses are clearly not subcategorized for by nouns , nor are they nom- inal dependents of the noun . The HCT therefore fares no better than the HDT ...
... relative clauses are object patterners on either notion of complement : relative clauses are clearly not subcategorized for by nouns , nor are they nom- inal dependents of the noun . The HCT therefore fares no better than the HDT ...
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... relative clauses , they should exhibit the same pattern as relative clauses , preceding the noun more often in OV languages than in VO languages , though often following the noun in OV languages , just as relative clauses do . 20 There ...
... relative clauses , they should exhibit the same pattern as relative clauses , preceding the noun more often in OV languages than in VO languages , though often following the noun in OV languages , just as relative clauses do . 20 There ...
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