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The sites where a resumptive pronoun is permitted are summarized in Figure 2 . OBL х X х S DO 10 SW Mande х х х Dan х х X Vai х X Klao х Grebo х Krahn х Bassa FIGURE 2 . As the figure indicates , the languages divide into four patterns ...
The sites where a resumptive pronoun is permitted are summarized in Figure 2 . OBL х X х S DO 10 SW Mande х х х Dan х х X Vai х X Klao х Grebo х Krahn х Bassa FIGURE 2 . As the figure indicates , the languages divide into four patterns ...
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For these speakers ( Categories One through Five ) , Table 2 gives the frequency of resumptive pronoun retention according to noun case ( subject and DO only ) and according to speakers ' first language . SW Mande Dan Vai MANDE SUBJECT ...
For these speakers ( Categories One through Five ) , Table 2 gives the frequency of resumptive pronoun retention according to noun case ( subject and DO only ) and according to speakers ' first language . SW Mande Dan Vai MANDE SUBJECT ...
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Thus the fact that very few accusative pronouns show up in relatives is not chiefly the result of any rule specific to ... 634 ) T & S examine the rate of pronoun retention in main and subordinate ( nonrelative ) clauses in Brazilian ...
Thus the fact that very few accusative pronouns show up in relatives is not chiefly the result of any rule specific to ... 634 ) T & S examine the rate of pronoun retention in main and subordinate ( nonrelative ) clauses in Brazilian ...
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Publications received | 446 |
Word formation in a modular theory | 451 |
Lexical and syntactic causatives | 485 |
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