Variation and change in pronominal address in 19th and early 20th-century German private letters. [PDF]
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Possessive Pronouns in Catalan and the Avoid Pronoun Principle
Catalan Working Papers in Linguistics, 1991 Two types of pronominal elements may appear in Catalan Determiner Phrases (DPs): the possessive pronoun and the strong pronoun. These elements differ in distribution, syntactic behavior and denotative properties. In this study, it is shown that the altemation possessivelstrong pronoun in Catalan nominal constructions is parallel to the altemation pro ...
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"Do You Understand What I Am Saying?": Exploring Language Practices in Describing Life With Diabetes. [PDF]
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A CHAT-Based Annotation Scheme for Case and Noun-Phrase Inflection in Child Language Data [PDF]
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