Language, Band 49,Ausgaben 1-2George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1973 |
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... occur . Rule 21 states : ' { ... ey- } / ~ ... e ~ ... ey - / : / ... e / occurs before pause ./...ey-/ occurs else- where . ' Surely the ' before pause ' alternant does not occur with short - vowel monosyllabic morphemes ; / cey ...
... occur . Rule 21 states : ' { ... ey- } / ~ ... e ~ ... ey - / : / ... e / occurs before pause ./...ey-/ occurs else- where . ' Surely the ' before pause ' alternant does not occur with short - vowel monosyllabic morphemes ; / cey ...
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... occur in Russian whenever a [ ... V ... ] NP con- figuration occurs in the surface structure . 1. The explication of the relationship between the long form ( LF ) and the short form ( SF ) of the adjective is a classic problem of ...
... occur in Russian whenever a [ ... V ... ] NP con- figuration occurs in the surface structure . 1. The explication of the relationship between the long form ( LF ) and the short form ( SF ) of the adjective is a classic problem of ...
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... occur in the same three sentence types . Lu . -qala never appears without a ' possessive ' prefix on the verbal stem and is used only when the person and number of the superordinate and subordinate verbs are not the same ; -nuk / -nik ...
... occur in the same three sentence types . Lu . -qala never appears without a ' possessive ' prefix on the verbal stem and is used only when the person and number of the superordinate and subordinate verbs are not the same ; -nuk / -nik ...
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nology | 67 |
The role of surface phonetic constraints in generative | 87 |
English pronouns | 121 |
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