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For instance , in Italian and Georgian the relevant contrast is between classes of verbs with different inherent lexical aspect properties , whereas in Acehnese and Tsova - Tush the contrast turns crucially on agentiveness .
For instance , in Italian and Georgian the relevant contrast is between classes of verbs with different inherent lexical aspect properties , whereas in Acehnese and Tsova - Tush the contrast turns crucially on agentiveness .
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Since the standard syntactic analyses claim that the only difference between the two forms is the position of the reflexive element , it is difficult to see why this semantic contrast should exist . Assuming the linking analysis of si ...
Since the standard syntactic analyses claim that the only difference between the two forms is the position of the reflexive element , it is difficult to see why this semantic contrast should exist . Assuming the linking analysis of si ...
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It is clear that a contrast between * kw and * k " must be reconstructed for PT . It is also reasonable to suppose that that contrast reflects the well - known PIE contrast between * kw and * k " ; the clear etymologies cited above ...
It is clear that a contrast between * kw and * k " must be reconstructed for PT . It is also reasonable to suppose that that contrast reflects the well - known PIE contrast between * kw and * k " ; the clear etymologies cited above ...
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On a possible sign advantage | 1 |
The Xbar theory of phrase structure András Kornai Geoffrey K Pullum | 24 |
Extraposition and focus Geoffrey J Huck Younghee Na | 51 |
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