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There is another position before that one which Dayley calls a topic position.28 Ex . 73 ( Dayley 309 ) shows subject focus ( with a focus verb ) and object topicalization ; 74 ( Dayley 308 ) shows object focus and subject ...
There is another position before that one which Dayley calls a topic position.28 Ex . 73 ( Dayley 309 ) shows subject focus ( with a focus verb ) and object topicalization ; 74 ( Dayley 308 ) shows object focus and subject ...
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The totals for OV languages in Table 7 show a clear preference for StAdj order among OV languages , though the figures ... Table 7 shows a particularly clear preference for AdjSt order among Vo languages , with only one case of a VO ...
The totals for OV languages in Table 7 show a clear preference for StAdj order among OV languages , though the figures ... Table 7 shows a particularly clear preference for AdjSt order among Vo languages , with only one case of a VO ...
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Nevertheless , the existence of languages in which adpositional phrases occur on the opposite side of the verb from objects shows that this correlation is by no means tautological . It is possible that the correlation has an independent ...
Nevertheless , the existence of languages in which adpositional phrases occur on the opposite side of the verb from objects shows that this correlation is by no means tautological . It is possible that the correlation has an independent ...
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