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PARADIGM FUNCTIONS AND DERIVATIONAL MORPHOLOGY . So far , my discussion of paradigm functions has focussed exclusively on their use in relating the root of an inflectional paradigm to the words in that paradigm .
PARADIGM FUNCTIONS AND DERIVATIONAL MORPHOLOGY . So far , my discussion of paradigm functions has focussed exclusively on their use in relating the root of an inflectional paradigm to the words in that paradigm .
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L , to produce the corresponding word in the inflectional paradigm of L2.33 - The second assumption concerns the listedness of words and roots : ( 57 ) If a lexeme has a regular inflectional paradigm , not all of its members are ...
L , to produce the corresponding word in the inflectional paradigm of L2.33 - The second assumption concerns the listedness of words and roots : ( 57 ) If a lexeme has a regular inflectional paradigm , not all of its members are ...
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DEFINITIONAL REQUIREMENT : Paradigm functions are always defined in terms of morpholexical rules ; that is , the value of a paradigm function for a given argument is always a structure which is generated independently by morpholexical ...
DEFINITIONAL REQUIREMENT : Paradigm functions are always defined in terms of morpholexical rules ; that is , the value of a paradigm function for a given argument is always a structure which is generated independently by morpholexical ...
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An integrated theory of complement control Ivan A Sag Carl Pollard | 63 |
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