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( b ) As suggested in SPE , English has a rule of Civ Tensing which tenses vowels in words like Canadian . ... Ø → j1 + back -round + tense This is the first expansion of Halle's J - preposing ( rule 27 in Halle 1977 : 621 ) .
( b ) As suggested in SPE , English has a rule of Civ Tensing which tenses vowels in words like Canadian . ... Ø → j1 + back -round + tense This is the first expansion of Halle's J - preposing ( rule 27 in Halle 1977 : 621 ) .
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That is , underlying tense vowels remain tense all throughout the derivation . However , we need rule 42 to lax underlying lill in 43a . To summarize , we have been trying to determine whether Trisyllabic Laxing should be permitted to ...
That is , underlying tense vowels remain tense all throughout the derivation . However , we need rule 42 to lax underlying lill in 43a . To summarize , we have been trying to determine whether Trisyllabic Laxing should be permitted to ...
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I , F discusses the difference between tense ( a deictic grammatical category ) and time , a distinction not always stressed ... Tenses reflect sequences of events as experienced by speakers , and may not reflect real - time relations .
I , F discusses the difference between tense ( a deictic grammatical category ) and time , a distinction not always stressed ... Tenses reflect sequences of events as experienced by speakers , and may not reflect real - time relations .
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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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