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... compounds will not affect the claims that are made in section 4 regarding [ VN ] compounds . Third , if [ N + V ] compounds are absent in Cree because they are blocked by the prior existence of synonymous forms ( i.e. , [ PV ] ) , then ...
... compounds will not affect the claims that are made in section 4 regarding [ VN ] compounds . Third , if [ N + V ] compounds are absent in Cree because they are blocked by the prior existence of synonymous forms ( i.e. , [ PV ] ) , then ...
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... compound : ( 4 ) Doug and Ed went girl - watching . In this sentence , it is understood that Doug and Ed are going to watch girls in general and not one specific girl . The examples below indicate that Cree compounds do not have ...
... compound : ( 4 ) Doug and Ed went girl - watching . In this sentence , it is understood that Doug and Ed are going to watch girls in general and not one specific girl . The examples below indicate that Cree compounds do not have ...
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... compounds : the intermediate forms of NI are not grammatical . Theories of compounding generally sug- gest that complex words are not simply a string of adjacent morphemes , but have a hierarchical structure : words are formed by the ...
... compounds : the intermediate forms of NI are not grammatical . Theories of compounding generally sug- gest that complex words are not simply a string of adjacent morphemes , but have a hierarchical structure : words are formed by the ...
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