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MATURATION AND THE ACQUISITION OF THE SESOTHO PASSIVE KATHERINE DEMUTH Boston University Borer & Wexler 1987 explain the apparent late acquisition of verbal passive in English and Hebrew by hypothesizing that the principle governing A ...
MATURATION AND THE ACQUISITION OF THE SESOTHO PASSIVE KATHERINE DEMUTH Boston University Borer & Wexler 1987 explain the apparent late acquisition of verbal passive in English and Hebrew by hypothesizing that the principle governing A ...
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English verbal and adjectival passives , showing how they differ grammatically . - In $ 3 I present an analysis of the Sesotho verbal passive and show that there is no adjectival passive in Sesotho . In $ 4 I describe the acquisition of ...
English verbal and adjectival passives , showing how they differ grammatically . - In $ 3 I present an analysis of the Sesotho verbal passive and show that there is no adjectival passive in Sesotho . In $ 4 I describe the acquisition of ...
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These passive idioms were therefore not included in this study in the counts of verbal passives . If Sesotho - speaking children's use of verbal passives at Stage I were a close reflection of the input they receive , we would have to ...
These passive idioms were therefore not included in this study in the counts of verbal passives . If Sesotho - speaking children's use of verbal passives at Stage I were a close reflection of the input they receive , we would have to ...
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