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like even , only , ever , and not as particles ; similarly , the infinitival to is a candidate for this label . In other languages , extraordinary collections of words have been assigned to a particle category : markers of mood and ...
like even , only , ever , and not as particles ; similarly , the infinitival to is a candidate for this label . In other languages , extraordinary collections of words have been assigned to a particle category : markers of mood and ...
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conversational particles ( again with the notable exception of denn ) have the distributional properties ( $ 2.35 ) of independent words . The reason that the conversational particles appear to be problematic for Kaisse is that in main ...
conversational particles ( again with the notable exception of denn ) have the distributional properties ( $ 2.35 ) of independent words . The reason that the conversational particles appear to be problematic for Kaisse is that in main ...
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The initial particles would also constitute straightforward exceptionsagain , if they are clitics . But there is no reason to think the final and initial particles are anything other than words : adverbs , in fact .
The initial particles would also constitute straightforward exceptionsagain , if they are clitics . But there is no reason to think the final and initial particles are anything other than words : adverbs , in fact .
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Orthography and linguistic theory | 28 |
Complementation in Italian | 73 |
The independence of syntax and phonology in cliticization Judith L Klavans | 95 |
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