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Semantic Typicality of Affixes Facilitates Word Processing: MEG Evidence From Arabic. [PDF]
Azar M, Marantz A.
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Moving rhythmically can facilitate naturalistic speech perception in a noisy environment. [PDF]
Te Rietmolen N, Strijkers K, Morillon B.
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Revisiting the Cerebellum's Linguistic Role: Evidence for Cerebellar Involvement in Expressive Syntax. [PDF]
Esver M, Cloud C, Hilger A, Brennan C.
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Identity and entitlement in accounts of (morally) normative and informational social influence for sustainability. [PDF]
Cooper L.
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Inner Speech in Motor Cortex: Laying the Foundation for Privacy‐Preserving Speech Neuroprostheses
Medicine Bulletin, EarlyView.
Chenzhitong Chen +8 more
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Huntington's Disease‐like Syndrome as a Rare Presentation of CACNA1A‐Related Disorder
Movement Disorders Clinical Practice, EarlyView.
Petros Boumis +14 more
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Syntactic Scrambling in Broca's Aphasia: A Turkish Sample.
Ciyiltepe M +3 more
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Natural Language and Linguistic Theory, 1990
In this paper it is argued that Catalan sequences of a (semi)-modal verb and an infinitive, which are traditionally known as RESTRUCTURING CONSTRUCTIONS, should be analyzed as base-generated monosentential complexes. It is claimed that in such complexes the infinitive verb, not the modal or the semi-modal, is the primary predicate determining the ...
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In this paper it is argued that Catalan sequences of a (semi)-modal verb and an infinitive, which are traditionally known as RESTRUCTURING CONSTRUCTIONS, should be analyzed as base-generated monosentential complexes. It is claimed that in such complexes the infinitive verb, not the modal or the semi-modal, is the primary predicate determining the ...
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1994
This chapter discusses the following commonly occurring auxiliary verbs: poder to be able to, to be allowed to, can, could saber to know how to querer to want soler to be in the habit of deber must, ought to, should haber (que, de) to have ...
John Butt, Carmen Benjamin
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This chapter discusses the following commonly occurring auxiliary verbs: poder to be able to, to be allowed to, can, could saber to know how to querer to want soler to be in the habit of deber must, ought to, should haber (que, de) to have ...
John Butt, Carmen Benjamin
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