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First , how do we know that some object or action belongs to a term T ? Second , what different senses of T are ... Suppose that I classify two objects as trees ; one a bark - covered object growing in a field , the other a bunch of ...
First , how do we know that some object or action belongs to a term T ? Second , what different senses of T are ... Suppose that I classify two objects as trees ; one a bark - covered object growing in a field , the other a bunch of ...
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10 more complicated : In VSO and VOS languages , the position of the case - marker ( if any ) is between verb and object , as predicted . But this relationship is often not overtly indicated ; and FUSE evidently makes no prediction in ...
10 more complicated : In VSO and VOS languages , the position of the case - marker ( if any ) is between verb and object , as predicted . But this relationship is often not overtly indicated ; and FUSE evidently makes no prediction in ...
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I feel that the functor category aux does this for the content categories ( subject ) NP and VP , but not for verb and ( object ) NP . However , until some fairly clear - cut criterion can be found for characterizing the notion of ...
I feel that the functor category aux does this for the content categories ( subject ) NP and VP , but not for verb and ( object ) NP . However , until some fairly clear - cut criterion can be found for characterizing the notion of ...
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Segmental rules of English and cyclic phonology Jerzy Rubach | 21 |
Surface wordorder typology and Universal Grammar Peter Coopmans | 55 |
Old Spanish resistance to diphthongization? Yakov Malkiel | 70 |
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