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In column 3 of the table , predicate noun is equated to predicate adjective , since when M follows a verb of being , it makes no difference which way we regard it . ) I , 5. The table shows that the great majority of elliptical ...
In column 3 of the table , predicate noun is equated to predicate adjective , since when M follows a verb of being , it makes no difference which way we regard it . ) I , 5. The table shows that the great majority of elliptical ...
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The suffix of the definite singular for ti - class nouns is / -di / , added to the stem . ... The following table outlines the noun forms described in the above sec- tions in such a way as to show the formal similarities . wi ki li ti ...
The suffix of the definite singular for ti - class nouns is / -di / , added to the stem . ... The following table outlines the noun forms described in the above sec- tions in such a way as to show the formal similarities . wi ki li ti ...
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noun in the same construction ( possessor plus possessed ) , so that nouns and sub- stitutes cannot be compared in a second construction.3 In the following table , three possessive substitutes are used as paradigms . The first six nouns ...
noun in the same construction ( possessor plus possessed ) , so that nouns and sub- stitutes cannot be compared in a second construction.3 In the following table , three possessive substitutes are used as paradigms . The first six nouns ...
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The Comparison of Inequality in Spanish | 28 |
Peiping Morphophonemics | 63 |
Studies in Colloquial Japanese IV Phonemics | 86 |
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