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The basic fact which this analysis seeks to explain is the ability of these pronouns , unlike nouns and demonstrative pronouns , to appear separated from the prepositions of which they are the object . This occurs both in simple ...
The basic fact which this analysis seeks to explain is the ability of these pronouns , unlike nouns and demonstrative pronouns , to appear separated from the prepositions of which they are the object . This occurs both in simple ...
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A similar fact which has been ignored is that sentences with SOV order ( where O is not a pronoun ) are not at all rare in OE main clauses ( although K frankly admits that she has no explanation for the high frequency of SOV order in ...
A similar fact which has been ignored is that sentences with SOV order ( where O is not a pronoun ) are not at all rare in OE main clauses ( although K frankly admits that she has no explanation for the high frequency of SOV order in ...
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This fact by itself predicts that S - relatives will be more prevalent here than with other constructions : indefinite Heads occur with S - relatives 58 % of the time ( 123/211 ) , while definite Heads occur with S - relatives only 38 ...
This fact by itself predicts that S - relatives will be more prevalent here than with other constructions : indefinite Heads occur with S - relatives 58 % of the time ( 123/211 ) , while definite Heads occur with S - relatives only 38 ...
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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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