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... morphemes in question . It is shown that again the exceptional behaviour of some morphemes in the presence of a triggering prosodically defective morpheme follows if those morphemes themselves are prosodically defective . The chapter ...
... morphemes in question . It is shown that again the exceptional behaviour of some morphemes in the presence of a triggering prosodically defective morpheme follows if those morphemes themselves are prosodically defective . The chapter ...
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... morphemes are the terminal nodes in syntactic structures. A central idea in the theory is that morphemes are of two distinct types: the functional headsand the Roots. The present chapter looks in greater detail at each of these types of ...
... morphemes are the terminal nodes in syntactic structures. A central idea in the theory is that morphemes are of two distinct types: the functional headsand the Roots. The present chapter looks in greater detail at each of these types of ...
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... morphemes which are not in the lexicon and hence are unavailable for lexical derivation.1 15.1.2 The Differences between Bound and Free Grammatical Morphemes The overwhelming similarities uniting bound and free morphemes forces the ...
... morphemes which are not in the lexicon and hence are unavailable for lexical derivation.1 15.1.2 The Differences between Bound and Free Grammatical Morphemes The overwhelming similarities uniting bound and free morphemes forces the ...
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