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Sing is thus marked for the ablaut rules it undergoes in the preterit and past participle ; but regular verbs need no such special footnotes in the lexicon . It is unnecessary to say that a lexical item does not undergo a marked rule .
Sing is thus marked for the ablaut rules it undergoes in the preterit and past participle ; but regular verbs need no such special footnotes in the lexicon . It is unnecessary to say that a lexical item does not undergo a marked rule .
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This intrinsically unmotivated modification of the Metatony rule can be avoided by adopting the second alternative discussed above , i.e. by assuming that present active participles have constituent structure as shown below and that the ...
This intrinsically unmotivated modification of the Metatony rule can be avoided by adopting the second alternative discussed above , i.e. by assuming that present active participles have constituent structure as shown below and that the ...
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In sum , participles formed with the suffix -en are of two types : a majority appears to have no internal constituent ... As shown below , the stress in the participle is placed uniformly on the pre - suffixal syllable , regardless of ...
In sum , participles formed with the suffix -en are of two types : a majority appears to have no internal constituent ... As shown below , the stress in the participle is placed uniformly on the pre - suffixal syllable , regardless of ...
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