Language, Band 81George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 2005 |
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... argue that in such languages , the inclusive is a type of second person . While H & R do not give an explicit ... argues that this approach also correctly predicts the distribution of null and overt subjects in the Gallo - Romance ...
... argue that in such languages , the inclusive is a type of second person . While H & R do not give an explicit ... argues that this approach also correctly predicts the distribution of null and overt subjects in the Gallo - Romance ...
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... argues that Cantonese does not have regular syllabic timing , but rather has a metrical organization in the form of durational stress , with bimoraic syllables organized into bisyllabic templates that are further grouped into larger ...
... argues that Cantonese does not have regular syllabic timing , but rather has a metrical organization in the form of durational stress , with bimoraic syllables organized into bisyllabic templates that are further grouped into larger ...
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... argue , this difference between Icelandic and German does not have to do with grammatical relations at all , but with the ... argues that only predicates that show agreement in person and number with the subject can embed under control ...
... argue , this difference between Icelandic and German does not have to do with grammatical relations at all , but with the ... argues that only predicates that show agreement in person and number with the subject can embed under control ...
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Letters to Language | 561 |
A styled farewell and a new era | 564 |
Lexicon vs syntax Kazuhiko Fukushima | 568 |
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