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... person differently from 1st and 2nd , and , moreover , indicate that 3rd person is unmarked , relative to the other persons . His generalizations are listed in 7 . ( 7 ) a . 3rd person agreement is often zero , 1st / 2nd person ...
... person differently from 1st and 2nd , and , moreover , indicate that 3rd person is unmarked , relative to the other persons . His generalizations are listed in 7 . ( 7 ) a . 3rd person agreement is often zero , 1st / 2nd person ...
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... 2nd person forms . Second , there are two types of argument agreement on the Ojibwa verb , direct and inverse . The direct form occurs when the subject is 2nd person and the object is 1st person , and the inverse form occurs when the ...
... 2nd person forms . Second , there are two types of argument agreement on the Ojibwa verb , direct and inverse . The direct form occurs when the subject is 2nd person and the object is 1st person , and the inverse form occurs when the ...
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... 2nd person pronouns , because the inclusive person requires the activation of both Speaker and Addressee nodes , and separately these nodes are used to express 1st and 2nd person pronouns , respectively . These implicational ...
... 2nd person pronouns , because the inclusive person requires the activation of both Speaker and Addressee nodes , and separately these nodes are used to express 1st and 2nd person pronouns , respectively . These implicational ...
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JOURNAL OF THE LINGUISTIC | 399 |
The syntactic structure of French auxiliaries Anne Abeillé Danièle Godard | 404 |
English subjectless tagged sentences Paul Kay | 453 |
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