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This paper is a study of the meaning and use of the demonstrative jener in the contemporary German. The aim of this paper is to perform a corpus analysis of selected excerpts from texts including noun phrases with the demonstrative jener.
Magdalena Z. Feret
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Quantifier Phrases in Modern Persian [PDF]
Searching through the most important linguistic researches about Persian during recent decades, we realized that a syntactic category as quantifier phrase has been overlooked by previous scholars.
jalal rahimian, Amirsaeid Moloodi
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Erwägungen zu Adjektiven und Quantoren in Nominalphrasenstrukturen [PDF]
This paper is a study of the status of adjectives and quantifiers in noun-phrase structures. Its aim is to revise the conception and conclusions presented by Feret (2014).
Magdalena Feret
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Type shifting and the number system in Persian [PDF]
:The present article examines the structure of number phrase in Persian. It is also aimed at explaining the apparent lack of agreement between numerals and nouns in this language.
Amirmohammad Shirzad, Ali Darzi
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Ordinal numerals in Jordanian Arabic: A morphosyntactic investigation
The purpose of this study is to discuss the morphosyntax of ordinal numerals in Jordanian Arabic (JA). I show that ordinal numerals in JA do not belong to a uniform category and argue that they show different syntactic and morphological behaviours ...
Alhailawani Mohammad
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Implementing Stylistics in IELTS Writing Preparation Focusing on Noun Phrases
In the IELTS writing preparation class, the teacher can facilitate the students by integrating the stylistic approach in building writing students’ style.
Erina Andriani +2 more
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Determiner selection in noun phrase production. [PDF]
In 3 experiments, native speakers of German named pictures of 1 or 2 objects by producing singular or plural noun phrases consisting of a definite gender-marked determiner and a noun. When singular and plural determiners differed (masculine and neuter gender), naming latencies were longer for plural utterances than for singular utterances. By contrast,
Schriefers, H. +2 more
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From a cognitive‑semantic perspective, two important conceptual schemas underlie determiner use and the count/mass distinction in languages such as English and French, namely bounding and definiteness.
Evelyn Wiesinger
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Gender Agreement: a psycholinguistic and aphasia case study.
Introduction Some Italian nouns occur as couples like cavallo-cavalla (horse-mare) showing a systematic relation between their grammatical Gender and the sex of their referents. An aphasia case study by Franzon, Bertocci and Semenza (2013) suggested that
Francesca Franzon, Francesca Peressotti
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Double Definiteness in Scandinavian
In the so-called 'double definiteness' varieties of Scandinavian (Norwegian, Swedish, and Faroese), a definite nominal phrase that contains no adjective or numeral has a suffixed article but no prenominal determiner.
Marit Julien
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