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My own research ( Tannen 1979 , 1981a ) shows that this division is not adequate ; middle - class white speakers of East European Jewish background prefer internal evaluation . But the notions of internal vs. external evaluation ...
My own research ( Tannen 1979 , 1981a ) shows that this division is not adequate ; middle - class white speakers of East European Jewish background prefer internal evaluation . But the notions of internal vs. external evaluation ...
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This shows that the experiencer of the jealousy is the subject of hopoo ( marked with -at ) . But cf. the following : ( 28 ) hopoo - li ' I am jealous . ' This shows that this experiencer is marked with a I affix .
This shows that the experiencer of the jealousy is the subject of hopoo ( marked with -at ) . But cf. the following : ( 28 ) hopoo - li ' I am jealous . ' This shows that this experiencer is marked with a I affix .
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Unlike the verb , the noun shows an agglutinative structure . However , as Vago shows , many of the same rules justified for the verb system also apply to nouns , though some rules must be modified slightly to maintain full generality .
Unlike the verb , the noun shows an agglutinative structure . However , as Vago shows , many of the same rules justified for the verb system also apply to nouns , though some rules must be modified slightly to maintain full generality .
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