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Further , between the discussion of these noun features in the final section , verb paradigms of both the dubitative and the opportative ( Pentland 1984 : 14–15 ) are dealt with ( 8 $ 60 and 61 ) . This leads directly to one of the ...
Further , between the discussion of these noun features in the final section , verb paradigms of both the dubitative and the opportative ( Pentland 1984 : 14–15 ) are dealt with ( 8 $ 60 and 61 ) . This leads directly to one of the ...
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The discussion is organized as follows . After establishing that Plains Cree is indeed a head - marking language , and that it has the formal properties of a pronominal argument language , I turn to the question of how nominal phrases ...
The discussion is organized as follows . After establishing that Plains Cree is indeed a head - marking language , and that it has the formal properties of a pronominal argument language , I turn to the question of how nominal phrases ...
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In the remainder of the discussion , the term " free word order " is used in a narrow sense only : linear precedence is independent of grammatical function . THE PRONOMINAL ARGUMENT HYPOTHESIS Free word order languages are usually head ...
In the remainder of the discussion , the term " free word order " is used in a narrow sense only : linear precedence is independent of grammatical function . THE PRONOMINAL ARGUMENT HYPOTHESIS Free word order languages are usually head ...
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Contents
SYLVIE BERBAUM | 14 |
LAURA BUSZARDWELCHER | 34 |
MARY ANN CORBIERE | 71 |
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