Language, Band 84,Ausgaben 1-4Linguistic Society of America, 2008 |
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... possible to use the ACC mask ass in a bound object position . Consider 156 , which illustrates the binding possibilities for a third - person singular ACC possessor with and without own . ( 156 ) a . Willie , voted for his2 / * his1 ass ...
... possible to use the ACC mask ass in a bound object position . Consider 156 , which illustrates the binding possibilities for a third - person singular ACC possessor with and without own . ( 156 ) a . Willie , voted for his2 / * his1 ass ...
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... possible word , and [ skVk ] and [ spVp ] would still be impossible . It is therefore also possible that constraints that are completely ' inactive ' in some language are dropped altogether from the constraint hierarchy of that language ...
... possible word , and [ skVk ] and [ spVp ] would still be impossible . It is therefore also possible that constraints that are completely ' inactive ' in some language are dropped altogether from the constraint hierarchy of that language ...
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... possible to conclude that it is a line of iambic pentameter . If it is believed that a line of iambic pentameter has ten syllables and an alternating stress pattern , from observing either of these properties it is possible to conclude ...
... possible to conclude that it is a line of iambic pentameter . If it is believed that a line of iambic pentameter has ten syllables and an alternating stress pattern , from observing either of these properties it is possible to conclude ...
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