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... relative clause , it will be impossible to establish the second claim , that the relative clause serves as a connection between a main and a subordinate prop- osition . Hence , when the GGR talks at great length ( 67 ff . ) about the ...
... relative clause , it will be impossible to establish the second claim , that the relative clause serves as a connection between a main and a subordinate prop- osition . Hence , when the GGR talks at great length ( 67 ff . ) about the ...
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... Relative shift , entails that the tree structure of a relative clause will be very different depending on whether the subject noun phrase or some other noun phrase is relativized . In PM10 , an object noun phrase has undergone Relative ...
... Relative shift , entails that the tree structure of a relative clause will be very different depending on whether the subject noun phrase or some other noun phrase is relativized . In PM10 , an object noun phrase has undergone Relative ...
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it is . Notice that the relative pronoun that is inside the lowest clause in PM14 but outside this clause in PM11 . This difference correlates with a long - recognized syntactic difference between subject and object relative pronouns ...
it is . Notice that the relative pronoun that is inside the lowest clause in PM14 but outside this clause in PM11 . This difference correlates with a long - recognized syntactic difference between subject and object relative pronouns ...
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PreGermanic p for IndoEuropean k | 243 |
Onomatopoetics in the Indian linguistic area | 274 |
Markedness in stratificational phonology | 300 |
Urheberrecht | |
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