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Tă de mama bing le ta yinwèi zhè yuányin bù néng he MOD mother ill ASP he because.of this reason not can lái . come ' His mother is ill ; he can't come because of this reason . ' b . LỄ xiānsheng wỏ chúle tã méi rén rènshi .
Tă de mama bing le ta yinwèi zhè yuányin bù néng he MOD mother ill ASP he because.of this reason not can lái . come ' His mother is ill ; he can't come because of this reason . ' b . LỄ xiānsheng wỏ chúle tã méi rén rènshi .
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There is no reason to insert a particle level of grammatical units between the clitic and word levels in the hierarchy of units affix / clitic / word / phrase / clause . Indeed , by the tests of $ 2 , most ' particles ' fall into the ...
There is no reason to insert a particle level of grammatical units between the clitic and word levels in the hierarchy of units affix / clitic / word / phrase / clause . Indeed , by the tests of $ 2 , most ' particles ' fall into the ...
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But there is no reason to think the final and initial particles are anything other than words : adverbs , in fact . Chrau is largely monosyllabic , and the particles all maintain their phonological integrity ; there is no evidence that ...
But there is no reason to think the final and initial particles are anything other than words : adverbs , in fact . Chrau is largely monosyllabic , and the particles all maintain their phonological integrity ; there is no evidence that ...
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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 |
Urheberrecht | |
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