Language, Band 58,Ausgaben 1-2George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1982 |
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... past tense . However , with past forms such as broke , bit , sang , and blew , the child must rely entirely upon the context . We suggest , then , that the head start provided by the final tld in Classes III - IV accounts for the ...
... past tense . However , with past forms such as broke , bit , sang , and blew , the child must rely entirely upon the context . We suggest , then , that the head start provided by the final tld in Classes III - IV accounts for the ...
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... past and past- participle forms . In fact , the results we have obtained here for Class VI reflect a change that has been in progress for several centuries , by which the / æ / past form of a Class Vla verb is lost , producing a Class ...
... past and past- participle forms . In fact , the results we have obtained here for Class VI reflect a change that has been in progress for several centuries , by which the / æ / past form of a Class Vla verb is lost , producing a Class ...
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... past - tense suffixation rule is applied.10 But if the verb has an irregular past form , then the lexical entry will contain a mark that prevents the selection of the base form , and ensures the selection of the associated past form ...
... past - tense suffixation rule is applied.10 But if the verb has an irregular past form , then the lexical entry will contain a mark that prevents the selection of the base form , and ensures the selection of the associated past form ...
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