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For simple observational adequacy , a theory of clitics must allow for a distinction between directions of SYNTACTIC and of PHONOLOGICAL attachment . That is , a clitic can be attached to a specified constituent for syntactic placement ...
For simple observational adequacy , a theory of clitics must allow for a distinction between directions of SYNTACTIC and of PHONOLOGICAL attachment . That is , a clitic can be attached to a specified constituent for syntactic placement ...
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a > It is perhaps useful at this point to examine some implications of the controversial claim that a clitic can exhibit phonological allegiance to a word other than its host . Ellen Kaisse ( p.c. ) has commented that , although a ...
a > It is perhaps useful at this point to examine some implications of the controversial claim that a clitic can exhibit phonological allegiance to a word other than its host . Ellen Kaisse ( p.c. ) has commented that , although a ...
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PHONOLOGICAL TESTS . The first relevant observation about the clitic is that it forms a phonological unit with an independent word . ? However , some non - clitic words also form phonological units with words adjacent to them ...
PHONOLOGICAL TESTS . The first relevant observation about the clitic is that it forms a phonological unit with an independent word . ? However , some non - clitic words also form phonological units with words adjacent to them ...
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