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The results are given in Table 5 for the front - back contrasts ( / 1 / - / ʊ / and / ɛ / - / ^ / ) , showing the number and types of errors observed for each phoneme contrast . There were significantly more errors where front vowels ...
The results are given in Table 5 for the front - back contrasts ( / 1 / - / ʊ / and / ɛ / - / ^ / ) , showing the number and types of errors observed for each phoneme contrast . There were significantly more errors where front vowels ...
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same basic type ( two height features ) , combined with a specified - underspecified contrast on a feature of a different type ( backness ) . In previous studies the contrast was between two specified features of the same basic type ...
same basic type ( two height features ) , combined with a specified - underspecified contrast on a feature of a different type ( backness ) . In previous studies the contrast was between two specified features of the same basic type ...
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Therefore , it makes no sense to make such a claim for some TT after TSit , since no reasonable contrast is imaginable for such a claim . " The case is quite different for 36a - b : ( 36 ) a . The door was open . b .
Therefore , it makes no sense to make such a claim for some TT after TSit , since no reasonable contrast is imaginable for such a claim . " The case is quite different for 36a - b : ( 36 ) a . The door was open . b .
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Otto Jespersen Leonard Bloomfield | 465 |
Vocalic underspecification | 492 |
The present perfect puzzle Wolfgang Klein | 525 |
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