Language, Band 45,Ausgaben 3-4George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1969 |
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... apply the logic of these converging ( and diverging ) patterns to establishing the place , form , and order of the deletion and contraction rules of NNE . One of the first , and most obvious , arguments for order springs from the ...
... apply the logic of these converging ( and diverging ) patterns to establishing the place , form , and order of the deletion and contraction rules of NNE . One of the first , and most obvious , arguments for order springs from the ...
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... applies , yielding The fish good today or The fish is good today . The plural fishes appears only as [ fiš # ǝz ] , since deletion does not apply across an inflectional boundary . If deletion does not apply , the epenthesis rule can also ...
... applies , yielding The fish good today or The fish is good today . The plural fishes appears only as [ fiš # ǝz ] , since deletion does not apply across an inflectional boundary . If deletion does not apply , the epenthesis rule can also ...
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... apply to items as they are stored in the permanent lexicon - i.e . , they do not rely for their operation on the presence of phonemes in other morphemes . Rules which apply across mor- pheme boundaries , on the other hand , may not apply ...
... apply to items as they are stored in the permanent lexicon - i.e . , they do not rely for their operation on the presence of phonemes in other morphemes . Rules which apply across mor- pheme boundaries , on the other hand , may not apply ...
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