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One is the tendency to move toward features that are universal to Chinese as a whole ; the other is the tendency to favor those features that are structurally regular in TM , and similar to ones in Tw . It remains to be seen whether a ...
One is the tendency to move toward features that are universal to Chinese as a whole ; the other is the tendency to favor those features that are structurally regular in TM , and similar to ones in Tw . It remains to be seen whether a ...
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Bickerton 1971 points out that similar structures occur in GC - but that incep- tives also can be followed by fi , as in 8 ( jan staat fi mek moni . ) B's analysis for such sentences is based on the assumption that inceptive verbs take ...
Bickerton 1971 points out that similar structures occur in GC - but that incep- tives also can be followed by fi , as in 8 ( jan staat fi mek moni . ) B's analysis for such sentences is based on the assumption that inceptive verbs take ...
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All theories allow verbs to be sub- categorized as to whether they allow an object ; but obviously , a similar option is not open to theories which require all basic clauses to have subjects . Instead , verbs may have to be ...
All theories allow verbs to be sub- categorized as to whether they allow an object ; but obviously , a similar option is not open to theories which require all basic clauses to have subjects . Instead , verbs may have to be ...
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Current Periodicals Collection | 258 |
VOLUME 61 NUMBER 1 | 322 |
Topic structures in Chinese | 745 |
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