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We see that the morphology is consistent - consider the paraphrase ' My husbands are three ( to me ) —but we still are no surer of the identity of the grammatical subject . Another test is necessary . 2.2 . Control of switch - reference ...
We see that the morphology is consistent - consider the paraphrase ' My husbands are three ( to me ) —but we still are no surer of the identity of the grammatical subject . Another test is necessary . 2.2 . Control of switch - reference ...
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Use of switch - reference marking is always determined by a comparison of the grammatical subjects of the two clauses in question , not of the underlying subjects of these clauses , or of the morphological markers used to code these ...
Use of switch - reference marking is always determined by a comparison of the grammatical subjects of the two clauses in question , not of the underlying subjects of these clauses , or of the morphological markers used to code these ...
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We have now seen that the subject of a Chickasaw sentence will be the а leftmost -at - marked noun , and will control the operation of switch - reference.20 These two syntactic tests for subjecthood are sufficient to identify the ...
We have now seen that the subject of a Chickasaw sentence will be the а leftmost -at - marked noun , and will control the operation of switch - reference.20 These two syntactic tests for subjecthood are sufficient to identify the ...
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