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G goes on to give some interesting arguments that the theory of grammar should give highest priority to grammars in which a one - to - one correlation exists between form and function . One of her examples involves wh- interrogatives ...
G goes on to give some interesting arguments that the theory of grammar should give highest priority to grammars in which a one - to - one correlation exists between form and function . One of her examples involves wh- interrogatives ...
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A well - known morphological property of some transitive verbs in ASL is their ability to indicate the identity of the object of the verb by a change in the direction of the movement . Thus , if the movement of GIVE 0 , - is made in the ...
A well - known morphological property of some transitive verbs in ASL is their ability to indicate the identity of the object of the verb by a change in the direction of the movement . Thus , if the movement of GIVE 0 , - is made in the ...
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( EDWIN BATTISTELLA , University of approach gives , in my opinion , more natural exAlabama , Birmingham . ) ... A proach that it is possible to give plausible reasons for the three movement transformations study of word order change .
( EDWIN BATTISTELLA , University of approach gives , in my opinion , more natural exAlabama , Birmingham . ) ... A proach that it is possible to give plausible reasons for the three movement transformations study of word order change .
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Linguistic phonetic descriptions of clicks P Ladefoged and A Traill | 1 |
Segmental rules of English and cyclic phonology Jerzy Rubach | 21 |
Surface wordorder typology and Universal Grammar Peter Coopmans | 55 |
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