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JERZY RUBACH , ' On the interaction of word formation and phonological rules ' ( 131-56 ) , discusses some allomorphic changes that ... then the spell - out procedure becomes much more complex , with one rule repeated inside another .
JERZY RUBACH , ' On the interaction of word formation and phonological rules ' ( 131-56 ) , discusses some allomorphic changes that ... then the spell - out procedure becomes much more complex , with one rule repeated inside another .
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They find a tendency whereby ' rules generalize and optional rules become obligatory ' , and they go on to explain ... [ W ] hen such change in rule status takes place , the result ... can lead to significant reanalysis in later stages ...
They find a tendency whereby ' rules generalize and optional rules become obligatory ' , and they go on to explain ... [ W ] hen such change in rule status takes place , the result ... can lead to significant reanalysis in later stages ...
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Third , the factual basis is flawed ; the reader is told that the paradigms resulting from the generalization of a rule of high vowel deletion , the new obligatoriness of 3 , and the resulting reanalysis are not attested in the Kentish ...
Third , the factual basis is flawed ; the reader is told that the paradigms resulting from the generalization of a rule of high vowel deletion , the new obligatoriness of 3 , and the resulting reanalysis are not attested in the Kentish ...
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The lexicon Victoria A Fromkin | 1 |
Predication and PRO N Hornstein and D Lightfoot | 23 |
Nouns and verbs Ronald W Langacker | 53 |
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