Language, Band 65,Ausgaben 1-2Linguistic Society of America, 1989 |
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... early in language development , but they claim that these early passives are in fact lexical or adjectival rather than verbal or syntactic . They base this claim on the fact that , in Hebrew , adjectival passives are acquired long ...
... early in language development , but they claim that these early passives are in fact lexical or adjectival rather than verbal or syntactic . They base this claim on the fact that , in Hebrew , adjectival passives are acquired long ...
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... early and with few problems . B & W claim that English adjectival passives are derived only from action ( not nonaction ) verbs , and that the preference for early passivization of action verbs shows that early English passives are ...
... early and with few problems . B & W claim that English adjectival passives are derived only from action ( not nonaction ) verbs , and that the preference for early passivization of action verbs shows that early English passives are ...
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4.5 . INPUT . There remains one other possible explanation for the early use of Sesotho passive : perhaps early Sesotho passives are rote - learned forms , and not verbal or syntactic passives at all . While it is difficult to test this ...
4.5 . INPUT . There remains one other possible explanation for the early use of Sesotho passive : perhaps early Sesotho passives are rote - learned forms , and not verbal or syntactic passives at all . While it is difficult to test this ...
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