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... endings , theme - markers , stylistic compo- nents , etc. , etc. , to convey the meanings desired ( cf. Leavitt 1987 ) . David Francis has a rare combination of metalinguistic knowledge and metalin- guistic interest that enables him to ...
... endings , theme - markers , stylistic compo- nents , etc. , etc. , to convey the meanings desired ( cf. Leavitt 1987 ) . David Francis has a rare combination of metalinguistic knowledge and metalin- guistic interest that enables him to ...
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... endings and the negator eka are found in dependent clauses . Negation has not been an explicit focus of grammatical descrip- tions of Cree - Montagnais - Naskapi until quite recently ( Starks 1987 ) . In this paper , Starks points out ...
... endings and the negator eka are found in dependent clauses . Negation has not been an explicit focus of grammatical descrip- tions of Cree - Montagnais - Naskapi until quite recently ( Starks 1987 ) . In this paper , Starks points out ...
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... Endings " ( Goddard 1974 : 319–320 ) ; plurality of the object is marked with / -ak / ' animate ' or / -al / ( only for stems inflected for a non - plural subject ) ; obviation of animate objects with / -al / ( see the examples in ( 6 ) ...
... Endings " ( Goddard 1974 : 319–320 ) ; plurality of the object is marked with / -ak / ' animate ' or / -al / ( only for stems inflected for a non - plural subject ) ; obviation of animate objects with / -al / ( see the examples in ( 6 ) ...
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