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The resultant ' nom- inal ' sentences of the former case can be related to the ' verbal ' sentences of the latter case by a focus ... In this paper we shall consider two major Arabic sentence types and show that they are but different ...
The resultant ' nom- inal ' sentences of the former case can be related to the ' verbal ' sentences of the latter case by a focus ... In this paper we shall consider two major Arabic sentence types and show that they are but different ...
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T - focus was formulated to account for nominal non - equative sentences , but its structure index does not specify ... We can then apply this rule to a sentence such as : ( 24 ) ' arrajulu tawiilun " The man is tall ' resulting in ( 25 ) ...
T - focus was formulated to account for nominal non - equative sentences , but its structure index does not specify ... We can then apply this rule to a sentence such as : ( 24 ) ' arrajulu tawiilun " The man is tall ' resulting in ( 25 ) ...
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The speaker then can disambiguate the sentence if contiguous words have different constituent relationships in the derived phrase markers ' ( 115 ) . But Lieberman does not give any evidence ( and I don't think anybody can at this time ) ...
The speaker then can disambiguate the sentence if contiguous words have different constituent relationships in the derived phrase markers ' ( 115 ) . But Lieberman does not give any evidence ( and I don't think anybody can at this time ) ...
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