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SEMANTICS OF VERBS AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF VERB INFLECTION IN CHILD LANGUAGE LOIS BLOOM , KARIN LIFTER , and JEREMIE HAFITZ Teachers College , Columbia University The longitudinal emergence of verb inflections ( -ing , -s , and -ed ...
SEMANTICS OF VERBS AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF VERB INFLECTION IN CHILD LANGUAGE LOIS BLOOM , KARIN LIFTER , and JEREMIE HAFITZ Teachers College , Columbia University The longitudinal emergence of verb inflections ( -ing , -s , and -ed ...
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The major results of the study were that the verb inflections -ing , -s , and IRREG emerged in the children's speech at the same time , but the inflections were distributed selectively with different populations of verbs . 3.1 .
The major results of the study were that the verb inflections -ing , -s , and IRREG emerged in the children's speech at the same time , but the inflections were distributed selectively with different populations of verbs . 3.1 .
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differentiated according to the relationship between the pre - verb constituent and the verb . In MOVER LOCATIVE ACTION utterances , the pre - verb constituent represented the object that was both the initiator and the recipient of the ...
differentiated according to the relationship between the pre - verb constituent and the verb . In MOVER LOCATIVE ACTION utterances , the pre - verb constituent represented the object that was both the initiator and the recipient of the ...
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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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