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... morphology ; P dismisses this by saying that ' one might equally argue that their morphology is defective because , since they do not co - occur , they do not need any non- finite forms . ' But such a response makes ' need ' an all - or ...
... morphology ; P dismisses this by saying that ' one might equally argue that their morphology is defective because , since they do not co - occur , they do not need any non- finite forms . ' But such a response makes ' need ' an all - or ...
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... morphology ) . Linguistics therefore is a natural science which is founded on strict observation . As the framework for his study , S takes up ideas of his predecessors and attempts to work out a morphological typology of lan- guages ...
... morphology ) . Linguistics therefore is a natural science which is founded on strict observation . As the framework for his study , S takes up ideas of his predecessors and attempts to work out a morphological typology of lan- guages ...
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... morphology , or to describe a later stage , where the language was under Akkadian influence . Thomsen has chosen the latter approach , ar- guing that the sheer wealth of forms is preferable for a description of the morphology and syntax ...
... morphology , or to describe a later stage , where the language was under Akkadian influence . Thomsen has chosen the latter approach , ar- guing that the sheer wealth of forms is preferable for a description of the morphology and syntax ...
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adjectives agent Ainu allow analysis anaphoric argue argument auxiliary auxiliary verb b₂ basilectal Bresnan Caribbean English Chomsky claim clauses clitic coherence Combination Rule complements Comrie constituent constraints constructions context coördination Creole decreolization dialects discourse discussion Dutch enclitic English examples f-structure fact FIGURE finite French function functional composition German grammar guage impersonal infinitival infinitive interpretation intonation Japanese John lexical life-form linguistic markedness marker mental models modal morphemes morphology noun NP's object paper partial combination passive phonetic phonology phrase position possible pragmatic predicate preposition present principles problem pronoun proposed question reference Relational Grammar relative response restricted Selkup semantic sentences sociolinguistic speakers speech structure syntactic syntactic categories syntax tense theory tion topics transformational grammar types uncertainty utterance verbal verbs voeren voici voici/voilà voilà volume waan word order X-bar Theory
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| Titel | Language, Band 61,Ausgaben 3-4 |
| Herausgeber | George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch |
| Mitwirkende Personen | Linguistic Society of America |
| Verlag | Linguistic Society of America, 1985 |
| Original von | University of Minnesota |
| Digitalisiert | 21. Jan. 2011 |
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