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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... position corroborates the point ) to be neither clearly a coordinating nor a subordinating conjunction ( 58-60 ) . The next five categories show both positions for the pronoun , anteposition being most frequent with the first of them ...
... position corroborates the point ) to be neither clearly a coordinating nor a subordinating conjunction ( 58-60 ) . The next five categories show both positions for the pronoun , anteposition being most frequent with the first of them ...
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... position ( say a vowel position ) may only partially resemble the class which fills another ( vowel ) position . A language may have a word structure exemplified by the phonological formula CV5CV , where the exponents indicate the ...
... position ( say a vowel position ) may only partially resemble the class which fills another ( vowel ) position . A language may have a word structure exemplified by the phonological formula CV5CV , where the exponents indicate the ...
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... positions ; it is enough to notice that in one position but not in the other , the feature ' rounded ' has been neutral- ized for the front vowels . Then if one claims that the real phonological entities in linguistics are not the ...
... positions ; it is enough to notice that in one position but not in the other , the feature ' rounded ' has been neutral- ized for the front vowels . Then if one claims that the real phonological entities in linguistics are not the ...
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