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How can we predict that kind- and not kint- will be used as the stem ? 3 The answer to this question lies in the -ig Suffixation rule . The attested German examples ( e.g. Neid'envy ' , neidig'envious ' ) show that -ig attaches not to ...
How can we predict that kind- and not kint- will be used as the stem ? 3 The answer to this question lies in the -ig Suffixation rule . The attested German examples ( e.g. Neid'envy ' , neidig'envious ' ) show that -ig attaches not to ...
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( i ) Mary is the kind of girl to whom SHOWING / HANDING DIRTY PICTURES Ø would serve no useful purpose . ( j ) Mary is the kind of girl to whom WRITING OBSCENE LETTERS 0 would serve no useful purpose . Furthermore , obliques can be ...
( i ) Mary is the kind of girl to whom SHOWING / HANDING DIRTY PICTURES Ø would serve no useful purpose . ( j ) Mary is the kind of girl to whom WRITING OBSCENE LETTERS 0 would serve no useful purpose . Furthermore , obliques can be ...
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The kind of structural description presented in Chapters 5–7 analyses a sentence into a hierarchy of constituents , each belonging to one of the five ranks : sentence , clause , group , word , and morpheme . All constituents except the ...
The kind of structural description presented in Chapters 5–7 analyses a sentence into a hierarchy of constituents , each belonging to one of the five ranks : sentence , clause , group , word , and morpheme . All constituents except the ...
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Language change and poetic options D Gary Miller | 21 |
Where does Latin sum come from? Martti A Nyman | 39 |
Referentiality in Spanish noun phrases Nelson Rojas | 61 |
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