Language, Band 50,Ausgaben 1-2George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1974 |
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... English ' , it does not follow that Tristan people speak Black English . The question of possible parallel influences , however , is raised . There can be little doubt that the creole English and pidgin features which , in the U.S. ...
... English ' , it does not follow that Tristan people speak Black English . The question of possible parallel influences , however , is raised . There can be little doubt that the creole English and pidgin features which , in the U.S. ...
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... English syntax . The physical lay - out of the book is clear and orderly ; it is eminently manageable as a text . ( However , an awkward numbering system is used : all examples are numbered in a single sequence ; thus , quite early ...
... English syntax . The physical lay - out of the book is clear and orderly ; it is eminently manageable as a text . ( However , an awkward numbering system is used : all examples are numbered in a single sequence ; thus , quite early ...
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... English object ( personal ) pronoun constructions . A superficial comparison alone shows us that English offers no exact parallel to the Italian object - pronoun system , and also that the com- parable system in English is simpler than ...
... English object ( personal ) pronoun constructions . A superficial comparison alone shows us that English offers no exact parallel to the Italian object - pronoun system , and also that the com- parable system in English is simpler than ...
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