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Jespersen 1942 lists ten classes of irregular past-tense formations, and dozens of sub-classes, while Bloch comes up with twenty conjugation types. Such variety increases the difficulty of the learning task, but at the same time ...
Jespersen 1942 lists ten classes of irregular past-tense formations, and dozens of sub-classes, while Bloch comes up with twenty conjugation types. Such variety increases the difficulty of the learning task, but at the same time ...
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can serve as an important clue to the child that the form expresses past tense . By this time , the child has learned the regular rule that adds a tld suffix to a verb , so complete reliance on context is not necessary in order to ...
can serve as an important clue to the child that the form expresses past tense . By this time , the child has learned the regular rule that adds a tld suffix to a verb , so complete reliance on context is not necessary in order to ...
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9 and continues the general trend in English not to distinguish the past and pastparticiple forms . In fact , the results we have obtained here for Class VI reflect a change that has been in progress for several centuries , by which the ...
9 and continues the general trend in English not to distinguish the past and pastparticiple forms . In fact , the results we have obtained here for Class VI reflect a change that has been in progress for several centuries , by which the ...
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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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