Language, Band 50,Ausgaben 1-2George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1974 |
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... sentences are collected and catalogued : sentence types are symbolized as N1 - V1 ( f = finite ) , N1 èto NN1 , N1 - Adv , etc. Note that there is no copula in these model sentences . The sentence Otéc dóma ' Father is at home ' is ...
... sentences are collected and catalogued : sentence types are symbolized as N1 - V1 ( f = finite ) , N1 èto NN1 , N1 - Adv , etc. Note that there is no copula in these model sentences . The sentence Otéc dóma ' Father is at home ' is ...
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... sentences are treated by G70 in the framework of traditional grammar . However , several unorthodox types of coördinated sentences are established , such as ' sentences of mutual exclusion ' - Oná íli zarydáet , íli zakričít ' She is ...
... sentences are treated by G70 in the framework of traditional grammar . However , several unorthodox types of coördinated sentences are established , such as ' sentences of mutual exclusion ' - Oná íli zarydáet , íli zakričít ' She is ...
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... sentences form the bases for perceptual processing ; what else is there to consider , then , as an operating factor in the processing of sentences ? There is one thing more ( at least ) , and that is the specific knowledge of ...
... sentences form the bases for perceptual processing ; what else is there to consider , then , as an operating factor in the processing of sentences ? There is one thing more ( at least ) , and that is the specific knowledge of ...
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