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Given the formulation of the rule , complex adjectives like * easy to try to please ( as in * an easy to try to please ... In the next section I will show that the Complex Adjective Analysis also accounts for the facts discussed in $ 1 ...
Given the formulation of the rule , complex adjectives like * easy to try to please ( as in * an easy to try to please ... In the next section I will show that the Complex Adjective Analysis also accounts for the facts discussed in $ 1 ...
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Since the A - to - V sequence in the head of this exclamation is a single constituent , it must be a complex adjective . The phrase is derived from a structure like that in Figure 7 , with the complex adjective in the complement ...
Since the A - to - V sequence in the head of this exclamation is a single constituent , it must be a complex adjective . The phrase is derived from a structure like that in Figure 7 , with the complex adjective in the complement ...
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Thus the Russian noun has a partitive , a locative , and possibly an adnumerative , which Russian adjectives and Russian ... The introduction of an animateaccusative case in adjective and numeral paradigms would create a typologically ...
Thus the Russian noun has a partitive , a locative , and possibly an adnumerative , which Russian adjectives and Russian ... The introduction of an animateaccusative case in adjective and numeral paradigms would create a typologically ...
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Chomsky on meaning Jerrold J Katz | 1 |
Peculiar passives Alice Davison | 42 |
Russian conjugation Michael Shapiro | 67 |
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