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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... rules in the order given to the form ka + gha , we get a pronunciation [ kaga ] , since by Rule 1 all word - medial voiced segments are deaspirated . Suppose , however , the pronunciation were actually to be [ khaga ] . Then Rules 1 and ...
... rules in the order given to the form ka + gha , we get a pronunciation [ kaga ] , since by Rule 1 all word - medial voiced segments are deaspirated . Suppose , however , the pronunciation were actually to be [ khaga ] . Then Rules 1 and ...
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... rules . ' The statement that English has only two tenses is hardly original , but the windy emptiness of the second sentence might be hard to match . ( 69 ) 250 : Rules 13 and 14 permit sentences like John is tall during the day , which ...
... rules . ' The statement that English has only two tenses is hardly original , but the windy emptiness of the second sentence might be hard to match . ( 69 ) 250 : Rules 13 and 14 permit sentences like John is tall during the day , which ...
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... rules of the grammar that match substrings of auxiliaries . For example , suppose the string under examination consists of four minimal syntactic units , corresponding to auxiliary characters as given in Table 1. If there are rules X11 ...
... rules of the grammar that match substrings of auxiliaries . For example , suppose the string under examination consists of four minimal syntactic units , corresponding to auxiliary characters as given in Table 1. If there are rules X11 ...
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