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( 6 ) Groups created by CART Percentage of voiced obstruents Morphemes ending in 1. { ei , au , my , at , ed , o :, 8 :, i , u } { - , j , 1 , m , n , rỡP 0 2. { ci , quy y , ai , e :, 03 , 0 , , u } { - , j , 1 , m , n , r } T 37.2 3.
( 6 ) Groups created by CART Percentage of voiced obstruents Morphemes ending in 1. { ei , au , my , at , ed , o :, 8 :, i , u } { - , j , 1 , m , n , rỡP 0 2. { ci , quy y , ai , e :, 03 , 0 , , u } { - , j , 1 , m , n , r } T 37.2 3.
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Summary of subject details for G - SLI subjects and LA control groups . Key GC - ITPA Grammatical Closure subtest , Illinois Test of Psycholinguistic Abilities ( Kirk et al . 1968 ) TROG = Test of Reception of Grammar ( Bishop 1983 ) ...
Summary of subject details for G - SLI subjects and LA control groups . Key GC - ITPA Grammatical Closure subtest , Illinois Test of Psycholinguistic Abilities ( Kirk et al . 1968 ) TROG = Test of Reception of Grammar ( Bishop 1983 ) ...
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Correct scores for the three subject groups . ... However , a significant Group x Question ... Furthermore , the G - SLI subjects ' performance was consistently worse than both control groups for the object questions ( LAI controls ...
Correct scores for the three subject groups . ... However , a significant Group x Question ... Furthermore , the G - SLI subjects ' performance was consistently worse than both control groups for the object questions ( LAI controls ...
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Interpreting neutralized segments in Dutch Mirjam Ernestus R Harald Baayen | 5 |
At the syntaxsemantics | 39 |
A sociolinguistic study of the origins of ne deletion in European | 118 |
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