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Final consonant clusters are not found . Consonants otherwise unknown in final position are to be heard in interjections and onomatopoetic expressions : ókh óx ( pain ) , stot ( to call to someone to stop ) , tik - ták Tik ták ' knock ...
Final consonant clusters are not found . Consonants otherwise unknown in final position are to be heard in interjections and onomatopoetic expressions : ókh óx ( pain ) , stot ( to call to someone to stop ) , tik - ták Tik ták ' knock ...
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A MAJOR SENTENCE is one that ends with a certain type of clause , which we shall call a FINAL CLAUSE . Some major sentences consist of a final clause alone ; in other sentences , the final clause is preceded by one or more NON - FINAL ...
A MAJOR SENTENCE is one that ends with a certain type of clause , which we shall call a FINAL CLAUSE . Some major sentences consist of a final clause alone ; in other sentences , the final clause is preceded by one or more NON - FINAL ...
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The predicates of final and of non - final clauses differ in the inflectional form of the nucleus or in the selection of the particle following the nucleus , or in both respects . Predicates of final and non - final clauses have a ...
The predicates of final and of non - final clauses differ in the inflectional form of the nucleus or in the selection of the particle following the nucleus , or in both respects . Predicates of final and non - final clauses have a ...
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TwentyOne Years of the Linguistic Society | 1 |
The Cause of the West Germanic Consonant | 14 |
Pronouncing Systems in EighteenthCentury | 27 |
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