Reanalyzing Variable Agreement with tu Using an Online Megacorpus of Brazilian Portuguese
We reanalyze the phenomenon of verbal (non)agreement with the 2SG tu in a megacorpus of Brazilian Portuguese compiled from the web. Unlike previous research, which has analyzed sociolinguistic interview data and regional differences, we examine these ...
Scott A. Schwenter +3 more
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Licensing Reflexivity: Unity and variation among selected Uralic languages
This dissertation analyzes the reflexivity patterns in Uralic languages from the point of view of a minimalist approach to binding. The languages under consideration are five Uralic languages spoken in the Russian Federation: Meadow Mari, Komi-Zyrian ...
Volkova, A.A. +3 more
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Spelling Out P: A Unified Syntax of Afrikaans Adpositions and Verbal Particles [PDF]
Elements of language that are typically considered to have P (=adpositional) category status frequently exhibit divergent morphosyntactic properties, and it is often the case that one and the same element exhibits divergent morphosyntactic properties ...
LS Nederlandse taalkunde +3 more
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Rigina Turunen : Nonverbal predication in erza. Studies on morphosyntactic variation and part of speech distinctions [PDF]
La thèse de doctorat de Rigina Turunen, Nonverbal prédication in erza. Studies on morphosyntactic variation and part of speech distinctions [Prédication non-verbale en erza.
Hevér-Joly, Krisztina
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Contact and complexity in English varieties: The influence of speaker numbers on syntheticity and grammaticity. [PDF]
Ehret K.
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Lisa J. Green. "Syntactic Variation", Sociolinguistic Variation: Theories, Methods, and Applications. Ed. Robert Bayley and Ceil Lucas. Cambridge University Press, 2007.This chapter considers the syntax of dialects of English from a view that ...
Green, Lisa J
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The Production of Clitics in Serbian Speakers with Stroke Aphasia. [PDF]
Vukovic M, Lukic S.
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Evaluating the phylogenetic signal of morphosyntax. [PDF]
Sleeman R +6 more
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Neuropsychological Correlates of Linguistic Skills in At-Risk and Typically Developing Readers Across Educational Stages. [PDF]
Méndez-Freije I +2 more
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Viswahili vya Tanzania: morphosyntactic variation and its perception in four areas of Tanzania.
<p>Historically, research on variation in Swahili has focused mostly on coastal dialects (e.g. Steer 1870, Stigand 1915, etc.) with later work including also mainland varieties (e.g. King’ei 2000, Rugemalira 2010).
Poeta, Teresa, Taji, Julius
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