Language, Band 45,Ausgaben 3-4George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1969 |
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... complete grammar of the language or to present a complete phonology ; yet these factors do not significantly decrease its value as a comparative statement . For linguistic comparison , then , it appears that generative phonology ...
... complete grammar of the language or to present a complete phonology ; yet these factors do not significantly decrease its value as a comparative statement . For linguistic comparison , then , it appears that generative phonology ...
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... complete ; he presumably has in mind such examples as John has lived here for ten years . Allen ( 205 ) suggests that what is complete in such cases is ' living here for ten years ' , not simply ' living here ' . S ( it ) ( it ) NP NP S ...
... complete ; he presumably has in mind such examples as John has lived here for ten years . Allen ( 205 ) suggests that what is complete in such cases is ' living here for ten years ' , not simply ' living here ' . S ( it ) ( it ) NP NP S ...
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... complete , the sentence itself is complete . We return the node to state 1 and put a signal out wire b just as if the node had been in state 0. We also make the corresponding change in the pushed - down case ; that is , we also add that ...
... complete , the sentence itself is complete . We return the node to state 1 and put a signal out wire b just as if the node had been in state 0. We also make the corresponding change in the pushed - down case ; that is , we also add that ...
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