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The third phenomenon to be observed is a morphophonemic feature in Korean which seems to indicate that even the front vowels are ' derived ' vowels . Consider the following : na- ' come out + -i ( a causative affix ) → [ nɛ ] ' produce ...
The third phenomenon to be observed is a morphophonemic feature in Korean which seems to indicate that even the front vowels are ' derived ' vowels . Consider the following : na- ' come out + -i ( a causative affix ) → [ nɛ ] ' produce ...
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Thus He smells itchy would be anomalous , since the selection restrictions of smell and itchy indicate that ' they cannot combine to form a coherent , directly intelligible sentence ' ( 160 ) . It should be clear that this program ...
Thus He smells itchy would be anomalous , since the selection restrictions of smell and itchy indicate that ' they cannot combine to form a coherent , directly intelligible sentence ' ( 160 ) . It should be clear that this program ...
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In the former case the verb remains a verb , and the derived P - marker would indicate that his drinking is simply an NP ( cf. Chomsky 1964 : 47–9 ) . ' Wells uses the term ' nominalization ' to refer only to the derivation of nouns ...
In the former case the verb remains a verb , and the derived P - marker would indicate that his drinking is simply an NP ( cf. Chomsky 1964 : 47–9 ) . ' Wells uses the term ' nominalization ' to refer only to the derivation of nouns ...
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