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Much linguistic work in lexical semantics has focused on semantic representations , and they figure prominently in linguistic investigations of the syntax - semantic interface . The semantic representation of a word probably includes ...
Much linguistic work in lexical semantics has focused on semantic representations , and they figure prominently in linguistic investigations of the syntax - semantic interface . The semantic representation of a word probably includes ...
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a For a given verb , the choice of subject and object depends on its associated semantic - role list . But such approaches face several problems , enumerated in the survey . For instance , it is quite difficult to determine the right ...
a For a given verb , the choice of subject and object depends on its associated semantic - role list . But such approaches face several problems , enumerated in the survey . For instance , it is quite difficult to determine the right ...
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To summarize our investigation of the semantic hypothesis , we can state that the categories and relationships claimed in the literature to trigger right - hand stress mostly behave in the expected way . There is one category ( “ N2 is ...
To summarize our investigation of the semantic hypothesis , we can state that the categories and relationships claimed in the literature to trigger right - hand stress mostly behave in the expected way . There is one category ( “ N2 is ...
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