Language, Band 45,Ausgaben 3-4George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1969 |
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... indicate that a single grammatical category can simultaneously be a subject and an object , while 14 requires a notation to indicate that a subject and an object can be conjoined . Sentence 15 is similar to 13 but differs in a crucial ...
... indicate that a single grammatical category can simultaneously be a subject and an object , while 14 requires a notation to indicate that a subject and an object can be conjoined . Sentence 15 is similar to 13 but differs in a crucial ...
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... indicate first and second person object respectively . Noun plurality is optionally marked by the suffix { -kuna } , whose set of allomorphs ( -8 , -es , -skuna , -kunas , and -kuna ) shows an interesting mixture of native and Spanish ...
... indicate first and second person object respectively . Noun plurality is optionally marked by the suffix { -kuna } , whose set of allomorphs ( -8 , -es , -skuna , -kunas , and -kuna ) shows an interesting mixture of native and Spanish ...
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... indicate a narrower period within that expressed by yester- day . These specifiers I would then regard as incompatible , with the implication that they cannot apply to the same process ; and indeed , semantically yesterday clearly ...
... indicate a narrower period within that expressed by yester- day . These specifiers I would then regard as incompatible , with the implication that they cannot apply to the same process ; and indeed , semantically yesterday clearly ...
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