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Because of the extreme preference for progressive verb phrases , the gerund achieves a prominence very nearly as ... in devising simple stimulus sentences which call for noun plurals and gerunds ; and where either plural or gerund is ...
Because of the extreme preference for progressive verb phrases , the gerund achieves a prominence very nearly as ... in devising simple stimulus sentences which call for noun plurals and gerunds ; and where either plural or gerund is ...
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Thus , for most speakers , subtraction actually combines only with vowel alternation plus suffixation ( gerund type IX ) and with suffixation ( gerund type X ) . Although both noun plural formation and gerund formation are ...
Thus , for most speakers , subtraction actually combines only with vowel alternation plus suffixation ( gerund type IX ) and with suffixation ( gerund type X ) . Although both noun plural formation and gerund formation are ...
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6 but s.s. ) The case of | -al / is the more interesting , because here the s.s. are favoring a suffix which is NOT normally the commonest gerund - forming suffix in the language at large ( as indeed it is not for any group of speakers ...
6 but s.s. ) The case of | -al / is the more interesting , because here the s.s. are favoring a suffix which is NOT normally the commonest gerund - forming suffix in the language at large ( as indeed it is not for any group of speakers ...
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Stylized intonation D Robert Ladd Jr | 517 |
Vowel features Mona Lindau | 541 |
Conditionals are topics John Haiman | 564 |
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