Language, Band 40George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1964 Proceedings of the annual meeting of the Society in v. 1-11, 1925-34. After 1934 they appear in Its Bulletin. |
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... element . After certain types of grammatical elements anteposition alone is found ; after other elements only postposition is found - and this is the case whatever the verbal function may be ' ( 20 ) . It should be added , so as to ...
... element . After certain types of grammatical elements anteposition alone is found ; after other elements only postposition is found - and this is the case whatever the verbal function may be ' ( 20 ) . It should be added , so as to ...
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... element in such grammars . In the first type of theory , the morphemes are identified with the individual terminal elements of the syntactic portion of the grammar - that is the T - terminal atoms , where ' atom ' is defined on the ...
... element in such grammars . In the first type of theory , the morphemes are identified with the individual terminal elements of the syntactic portion of the grammar - that is the T - terminal atoms , where ' atom ' is defined on the ...
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... element ; Xi , ... , Xi , are dependent elements , n in number . The rule implicitly orders all of the elements in it , by the order of the elements within the parentheses . The asterisk marks the position of the governor among its ...
... element ; Xi , ... , Xi , are dependent elements , n in number . The rule implicitly orders all of the elements in it , by the order of the elements within the parentheses . The asterisk marks the position of the governor among its ...
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