Language, Band 52,Ausgaben 3-4George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1976 |
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... Object ≥ Indirect Object Object of Preposition > Possessor NP ≥ Object of Comparative Particle . b . If X > Y and Y dominates Z , then X ≥ Z. Thus if objects of prepositions , which are low on the hierarchy , can be relativized ...
... Object ≥ Indirect Object Object of Preposition > Possessor NP ≥ Object of Comparative Particle . b . If X > Y and Y dominates Z , then X ≥ Z. Thus if objects of prepositions , which are low on the hierarchy , can be relativized ...
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... object , is not deletable . Further evidence that ke is not pronominal comes from sentences in which the embedded coreferent is the object of a prep- osition : ( 77 ) doxtar ey ke ma kitǝba bare - iš dodum amidesti raft girl ART I book ...
... object , is not deletable . Further evidence that ke is not pronominal comes from sentences in which the embedded coreferent is the object of a prep- osition : ( 77 ) doxtar ey ke ma kitǝba bare - iš dodum amidesti raft girl ART I book ...
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... Object Preposing is needed to account for the nominative surface case of the underlying object , and the agreement of the verb with this element . Furthermore , in 36 , the absence of intransitives in the passives is automatically ...
... Object Preposing is needed to account for the nominative surface case of the underlying object , and the agreement of the verb with this element . Furthermore , in 36 , the absence of intransitives in the passives is automatically ...
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The interface of theory and description Peter Cole | 563 |
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