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This is unfortunate , since Ferguson & Gumperz 1960 give a very good one ; they also give full definitions for ' variety ' and ' dialect ' . In $ 1.2 , where the terms ' language ' and ' variety ' are discussed , the term “ accent ' is ...
This is unfortunate , since Ferguson & Gumperz 1960 give a very good one ; they also give full definitions for ' variety ' and ' dialect ' . In $ 1.2 , where the terms ' language ' and ' variety ' are discussed , the term “ accent ' is ...
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If the grammar of a language is seen as a set of rules to generate sentences, regardless of their meaning, then either expressions like give someone a kiss will never be generated, or expressions like *give someone a kill will never be ...
If the grammar of a language is seen as a set of rules to generate sentences, regardless of their meaning, then either expressions like give someone a kiss will never be generated, or expressions like *give someone a kill will never be ...
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If the grammar of a language is seen as a set of rules to generate sentences , regardless of their meaning , then either expressions like give someone a kiss will never be generated , or expressions like * give someone a kill will never ...
If the grammar of a language is seen as a set of rules to generate sentences , regardless of their meaning , then either expressions like give someone a kiss will never be generated , or expressions like * give someone a kill will never ...
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Oral and literate strategies in spoken and written narratives Deborah Tannen | 1 |
Space grammar analysability and the English passive Ronald W Langacker | 22 |
Syntactic relations in Western Muskogean P Munro and L Gordon | 81 |
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