Language, Band 72,Ausgaben 1-2Linguistic Society of America, 1996 |
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... suggests that it is the semantics of an affix rather than a high degree of productivity as such that drives affix generalization . In comparison to -ly , -ness is only weakly attested for base words in -ing ( 13 , e.g. , demandingness ) ...
... suggests that it is the semantics of an affix rather than a high degree of productivity as such that drives affix generalization . In comparison to -ly , -ness is only weakly attested for base words in -ing ( 13 , e.g. , demandingness ) ...
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... suggests a deliberate simplification of grammatical structure . For adults , root infinitives might be produced as a way of avoiding complex constructions with discontinuous predicates , in deference to the limited processing capacities ...
... suggests a deliberate simplification of grammatical structure . For adults , root infinitives might be produced as a way of avoiding complex constructions with discontinuous predicates , in deference to the limited processing capacities ...
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... suggests that all of the functional categories are present at the initial stages , but that they have the same settings as the functional categories in the first language . He also suggests that the acquisition of subject verb agreement ...
... suggests that all of the functional categories are present at the initial stages , but that they have the same settings as the functional categories in the first language . He also suggests that the acquisition of subject verb agreement ...
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Graham Thurgood | 31 |
Productive lexical innovations | 69 |
Evidence for | 97 |
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