Language, Band 51George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1975 |
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... appears as N1 ( e.g. seunskoor ' boys ' choir ' ) . ( b ) boer ' farmer ' becomes boerc- ( / burǝ / ) in some compounds ( either obligatorily or optionally ) in which this noun appears as N1 ( e.g. boerealmanak ' farmers ' almanac ...
... appears as N1 ( e.g. seunskoor ' boys ' choir ' ) . ( b ) boer ' farmer ' becomes boerc- ( / burǝ / ) in some compounds ( either obligatorily or optionally ) in which this noun appears as N1 ( e.g. boerealmanak ' farmers ' almanac ...
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... appears as the nominative subject in the passive , and the subject of the active sentence appears in the instrumental case ( Oleg - om ) in the passive sentence . In Contemporary Standard Russian ( CSR ) , perfective verbs do not form ...
... appears as the nominative subject in the passive , and the subject of the active sentence appears in the instrumental case ( Oleg - om ) in the passive sentence . In Contemporary Standard Russian ( CSR ) , perfective verbs do not form ...
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... appears as the ' agentive adjunct ' of the verb . Chomsky 1957 presented the first truly formal treatment of the ... appear , particularly in Eastern Europe . The first major change was made by Katz & Postal 1964 , who argued that active ...
... appears as the ' agentive adjunct ' of the verb . Chomsky 1957 presented the first truly formal treatment of the ... appear , particularly in Eastern Europe . The first major change was made by Katz & Postal 1964 , who argued that active ...
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Referential properties of Spanish noun phrases MaríaLuisa Rivero | 32 |
Spanish word order in nonsentence constructions Bruce G Stiehm | 49 |
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