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The more specific intransitive behave , in 44a is lexically derived from behave1 , and its meaning is specified by a lexically specific category - changing rule .
The more specific intransitive behave , in 44a is lexically derived from behave1 , and its meaning is specified by a lexically specific category - changing rule .
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... Specific topics— comparative Slavic ' ( five articles incorporating data from more than one Slavic language - on ... and ' Specific topics - sin- gle language ' ( seven articles , on Slovenian pro- sodic features and declensional ...
... Specific topics— comparative Slavic ' ( five articles incorporating data from more than one Slavic language - on ... and ' Specific topics - sin- gle language ' ( seven articles , on Slovenian pro- sodic features and declensional ...
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Again , B's statement that ' the sign vocabu- lary is relatively small and relatively specific ' reflects a common misunderstanding of ASL . Hearing do not often perceive differences in ASL between noun and verb pairs .
Again , B's statement that ' the sign vocabu- lary is relatively small and relatively specific ' reflects a common misunderstanding of ASL . Hearing do not often perceive differences in ASL between noun and verb pairs .
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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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