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... French , ne has been almost systematically maintained in negative sentences . 2.2 . SPOKEN FRENCH . In contrast to literary French , spoken French has developed a trend to variably delete particle ne ( as in 3 ) . ( 3 ) Ils ( ne ) ...
... French , ne has been almost systematically maintained in negative sentences . 2.2 . SPOKEN FRENCH . In contrast to literary French , spoken French has developed a trend to variably delete particle ne ( as in 3 ) . ( 3 ) Ils ( ne ) ...
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... French only towards the end of the eighteenth century . " In contrast to the authors who defend the thesis that ne deletion is a longstanding feature of colloquial or popular spoken French , several authors have argued that the rise of ...
... French only towards the end of the eighteenth century . " In contrast to the authors who defend the thesis that ne deletion is a longstanding feature of colloquial or popular spoken French , several authors have argued that the rise of ...
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... French with rural popular French , and , as far as Quebec French is concerned , to compare data from corpus of plays with data from a diary written by a Quebecker with a low level of education and from two corpora of letters ( letters ...
... French with rural popular French , and , as far as Quebec French is concerned , to compare data from corpus of plays with data from a diary written by a Quebecker with a low level of education and from two corpora of letters ( letters ...
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At the syntaxsemantics | 39 |
A sociolinguistic study of the origins of ne deletion in European | 118 |
PUBLISHED BY THE LINGUISTIC SOCIETY OF AMERICA | 231 |
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