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ROSE - MARIE DÉCHAINE University of British Columbia In Plains Cree , it is possible to form a clause by means of nominal predication , where the initial constituent is a nominal predicate and the second constituent is the subject : " a ...
ROSE - MARIE DÉCHAINE University of British Columbia In Plains Cree , it is possible to form a clause by means of nominal predication , where the initial constituent is a nominal predicate and the second constituent is the subject : " a ...
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This raises the possibility that the nominal predicate , as an N ° head , could raise to sentence - initial position via successive head - movements to I ° and Co . There are a number of reasons to reject head - movement .
This raises the possibility that the nominal predicate , as an N ° head , could raise to sentence - initial position via successive head - movements to I ° and Co . There are a number of reasons to reject head - movement .
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It follows that if pro in argument position enters into a relation with a nominal expression , it may do so in one of two ways . If the nominal is a potential argument - type expression , e.g. a DP , then the < pro , DP > relation may ...
It follows that if pro in argument position enters into a relation with a nominal expression , it may do so in one of two ways . If the nominal is a potential argument - type expression , e.g. a DP , then the < pro , DP > relation may ...
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MARY ANN CORBIERE | 71 |
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