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Indeed , what makes many formulaic expressions properly idiomatic is the fact that they violate some rule of ordinary ... In summary , an expression is syntactically and / or semantically idiomatic in the strict sense if it cannot be ...
Indeed , what makes many formulaic expressions properly idiomatic is the fact that they violate some rule of ordinary ... In summary , an expression is syntactically and / or semantically idiomatic in the strict sense if it cannot be ...
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BB's are thus peculiar in a way that distinguishes them both from freely generated and from conventionally fixed expressions . They are non - generative and non - compositional , but they differ from other idiomatic phrases in that ...
BB's are thus peculiar in a way that distinguishes them both from freely generated and from conventionally fixed expressions . They are non - generative and non - compositional , but they differ from other idiomatic phrases in that ...
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The fact that certain types come to mind more easily when we think of BB's is simply an expression of the fact that ... Although their formulaic character seems to indicate that they are fixed idiomatic expressions , some of their ...
The fact that certain types come to mind more easily when we think of BB's is simply an expression of the fact that ... Although their formulaic character seems to indicate that they are fixed idiomatic expressions , some of their ...
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The English auxiliary system Yehuda N Falk | 483 |
Obligatory too in English Jeff Kaplan | 510 |
The repeated morph constraint L Menn and B MacWhinney | 519 |
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