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Different cells of a paradigm do not in canonical examples have differing syntactic effects ( except in terms of the features that define those cells ) . The plural of a noun is not expected to govern a different case as compared to its ...
Different cells of a paradigm do not in canonical examples have differing syntactic effects ( except in terms of the features that define those cells ) . The plural of a noun is not expected to govern a different case as compared to its ...
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SYNTACTIC PREDICTION LOCALITY THEORY . In the previous section , we saw that none of the existing theories of processing wh - dependencies offers a satisfactory account of the results of experiments 1-4 . In this section , we present an ...
SYNTACTIC PREDICTION LOCALITY THEORY . In the previous section , we saw that none of the existing theories of processing wh - dependencies offers a satisfactory account of the results of experiments 1-4 . In this section , we present an ...
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Does the lexical entry of only stipulate association with a focused constituent in its syntactic scope , or are there contexts in ... effects illustrated by 1 occur without focus being present either phonologically or syntactically ?
Does the lexical entry of only stipulate association with a focused constituent in its syntactic scope , or are there contexts in ... effects illustrated by 1 occur without focus being present either phonologically or syntactically ?
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Dedication | 1 |
Canonical typology suppletion and possible words Greville G Corbett | 8 |
Free prefix ordering in Chintang Balthasar Bickel Goma Banjade Martin Gaenszle | 43 |
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