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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... units that can be identified within the syntaxeme , beginning with the action - unit ( 20 ) , which contains a verb and can only be replaced by another unit containing a verb . The verb itself is defined first of all in morphological ...
... units that can be identified within the syntaxeme , beginning with the action - unit ( 20 ) , which contains a verb and can only be replaced by another unit containing a verb . The verb itself is defined first of all in morphological ...
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... units in utterances . In each theory , a finite apparatus is taken to CHARACTERIZE ( or GENERATE ) a set of utterances that may be infinite . In addition , each theory specifies a structure , or perhaps alternative structures , for each ...
... units in utterances . In each theory , a finite apparatus is taken to CHARACTERIZE ( or GENERATE ) a set of utterances that may be infinite . In addition , each theory specifies a structure , or perhaps alternative structures , for each ...
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... unit of a given string . Next , consider all 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 ...
... unit of a given string . Next , consider all 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 ...
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