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As the foregoing suggests , CGEL clearly stakes out a myriad of positions regarding the acceptability of sentences , the interpretation of particular expressions , the categorization of elements , and the phrase structure analysis of ...
As the foregoing suggests , CGEL clearly stakes out a myriad of positions regarding the acceptability of sentences , the interpretation of particular expressions , the categorization of elements , and the phrase structure analysis of ...
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Ch . 3 , * Phrases ' ( 31-56 ) , studies the tree structure of phrases and sentences , introducing such terms as TREE STRUCTURE , BRANCHES , and NODES , and describes the relationships between the parts of a sentence .
Ch . 3 , * Phrases ' ( 31-56 ) , studies the tree structure of phrases and sentences , introducing such terms as TREE STRUCTURE , BRANCHES , and NODES , and describes the relationships between the parts of a sentence .
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In fact , a second condition on metathesis is that the structure resulting from metathesis be attested in the ... uncommon language structures are replaced by more common ones ( see e.g. Grammont 1933 , Ultan 1978 , Hock 1985 ) .
In fact , a second condition on metathesis is that the structure resulting from metathesis be attested in the ... uncommon language structures are replaced by more common ones ( see e.g. Grammont 1933 , Ultan 1978 , Hock 1985 ) .
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Crosslinguistic perspectives Ulrike Zeshan | 7 |
acquisition and adult speech perception Sharon Peperkamp | 98 |
Theory and empirical findings G van Driem | 163 |
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