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If , e.g. , the NP the house is combined with the modifier on the hill , the result is the new NP the house on the hill . Sentences can be modified by adverbs like consequently and apparently . The categories in Position II can also ...
If , e.g. , the NP the house is combined with the modifier on the hill , the result is the new NP the house on the hill . Sentences can be modified by adverbs like consequently and apparently . The categories in Position II can also ...
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Similarly , GD does not appear to be a result of assimilation ; cf. tune / tyun , and cute / kyut / . Since English has no palatal stop , the velar stop has developed a palatal allophone before / y / : [ k yut ) .
Similarly , GD does not appear to be a result of assimilation ; cf. tune / tyun , and cute / kyut / . Since English has no palatal stop , the velar stop has developed a palatal allophone before / y / : [ k yut ) .
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As a result , BELIEVE has only three segments , not five . Similarly , GOOD - NIGHT consists of one of the three segments of GOOD , plus two of the four segments of NIGHT . As a result , GOODNIGHT has exactly the same structure , H + M ...
As a result , BELIEVE has only three segments , not five . Similarly , GOOD - NIGHT consists of one of the three segments of GOOD , plus two of the four segments of NIGHT . As a result , GOODNIGHT has exactly the same structure , H + M ...
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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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