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Adverbial clauses of time in spoken Lithuanian
Lietuvių KalbaThe paper examines adverbial clauses of time in spoken Lithuanian. The data have been collected from The Corpus of Contemporary Lithuanian Language, namely its sub-corpus of spoken language. The aim of the study is to describe the structure of adverbial
Erika Jasionytė-Mikučionienė +1 more
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Borealis: An International Journal of Hispanic Linguistics, 2019 Cuán, qué tan, and cómo de are used to modify adverbs and adjectives in interrogatives. They are also used in embedded clauses along with lo que. Instances of these expressions were extracted from the Corpus del Español.
David Ellingson Eddington
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An experimental investigation into scope rigidity in written Mandarin. [PDF]
Front Psychol, 2023 Wu H.
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Reduced Adverbial Clause In English
English Education and Literature Journal (E-Jou), 2022 Human cannot communicate with one another without language. Good language will affect the effectiveness of the information delivery. Using a good adverb clause is one of effective sentence example. However, the continuous use of adverb clauses will also create redundancies in the delivery of information.
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Ambiguity in Translation of Reduced Relative Clauses and Adverbial Clauses
Current Perspectives in Social SciencesIn English, relative pronouns and adverbial time or causal conjunctions might be omitted in the same way, thereby resulting in reductions. On the other hand, Turkish does not have reduction forms in RCs and ACs, which may lead to ambiguity in translation
Zeynep Başer, Mehpare Köseer Bütün
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Reference relations in coordinate and subordinate adverbial clauses
Revista Linguística, 2018 This study aims at analyzing the referential relations established between subjects in coordinate and adverbial (integrated and non-integrated) clauses. The observation of the behavior of these elements will provide clues regarding the properties of the ...
Nádia Canceiro
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Degrees of clause cohesion: complementation and subordination in Chiapas Zoque
Linguistic Discovery, 2012 Zoque exhibits various degrees of interclausal cohesion or types of embedding: juxtapostion, use of conjunctions, subordination with complementizers, and synthetic subordination by head marking. These various types of subordination are used for different
Jan Terje Faarlund
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Mapping the Left Periphery of Similative Constructions: Dutch Dialects as a Case Study
LanguagesThe left periphery of non-standard Dutch similative clauses hosts a variety of different elements (such as gelijk “like”, zo “so”, als “as”, and hoe “how”) that can sometimes co-occur following a strict hierarchy that seems to hold in other (non-standard)
Marta Massaia
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A corpus-based comparison of syntactic complexity in academic writing of L1 and L2 English students across years and disciplines. [PDF]
PLoS One, 2023 Shen C, Guo J, Shi P, Qu S, Tian J.
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Information structure and the accessibility of clausally introduced referents [PDF]
, 2013 This paper will examine the role of various factors in affecting the salience, and hence the accessibility to pronominal reference, of entities introduced into a discourse by a full clause.
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