Language, Band 49,Ausgaben 1-2George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1973 |
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... nominal to the sentence underlying the out - of - focus clause . Consider , first , the following examples ( cer- tain earlier examples are repeated and renumbered , for ease of reference ) : ( 15 ) a . Nag - dala ang babayi sang bata ...
... nominal to the sentence underlying the out - of - focus clause . Consider , first , the following examples ( cer- tain earlier examples are repeated and renumbered , for ease of reference ) : ( 15 ) a . Nag - dala ang babayi sang bata ...
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... nominal opinion of John is transformed into opinion of him . This nominal is then promoted into the matrix sentence , where it replaces the underlying dummy nominal and serves as the surface - structure antecedent of the relative clause ...
... nominal opinion of John is transformed into opinion of him . This nominal is then promoted into the matrix sentence , where it replaces the underlying dummy nominal and serves as the surface - structure antecedent of the relative clause ...
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... nominal modifiers , where we find it well - established . In con- sistent OV and VO languages , nominal modifiers exhibit comparable , though conversely ordered , placement ( Pinnow 1960 : 96-7 , Greenberg 1963 : 85-90 , Lehmann 1971 ...
... nominal modifiers , where we find it well - established . In con- sistent OV and VO languages , nominal modifiers exhibit comparable , though conversely ordered , placement ( Pinnow 1960 : 96-7 , Greenberg 1963 : 85-90 , Lehmann 1971 ...
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nology | 67 |
The role of surface phonetic constraints in generative | 87 |
English pronouns | 121 |
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