Language, Band 83George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 2007 |
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... learning and using language . In response , many researchers have looked at different types of data , such as processing , learning of real and artificial languages , and literary invention . This article presents another type of data ...
... learning and using language . In response , many researchers have looked at different types of data , such as processing , learning of real and artificial languages , and literary invention . This article presents another type of data ...
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... learning data - pronunciations of individual words , for example . We can use new tasks to establish how speakers ... learning by putting speakers in situations where they are not constrained by the learning data . I have argued that ...
... learning data - pronunciations of individual words , for example . We can use new tasks to establish how speakers ... learning by putting speakers in situations where they are not constrained by the learning data . I have argued that ...
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... learning of English morphology . Word 14.150-77 . BHARATI , SURABHI . 1994. Aspects of the phonology of Hindi and English . New Delhi : Arnold . BLEVINS , JULIETTE . 2004. Evolutionary phonology : The emergence of sound patterns ...
... learning of English morphology . Word 14.150-77 . BHARATI , SURABHI . 1994. Aspects of the phonology of Hindi and English . New Delhi : Arnold . BLEVINS , JULIETTE . 2004. Evolutionary phonology : The emergence of sound patterns ...
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