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Time for a Change: Why Psycholinguistics Should Move Beyond the Content-Function Word Distinction. [PDF]
J Psycholinguist ResJaeger SW, Boye K.
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Energy requirements of female sheep at increasing ages and fed at different concentrate levels. [PDF]
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Morphology beyond the morpheme: distributed processing effects in the acoustic realization of German word-final clusters. [PDF]
Front Hum NeurosciCelata C, Rossi M.
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A Bayesian probabilistic analysis of the use of English modal verbs in L2 writing: Focusing on L1 influence and topic effects. [PDF]
HeliyonBozdağ FÜ, Morris G, Mo J.
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Present Participle Depictive Predicates
, 2015 Fortmann, C. (accepted). Present participle depictive predicates. In C. Fortmann, W. Geuder, A. Lübbe & I. Rapp (eds.), Situationsargumente im Nominalbereich. Linguistische Arbeiten. Berlin: de Gruyter.
Fortmann, C.
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On the Temporal Interpretation of Present Participles in German
Journal of Semantics, 2014Rapp, I. (accepted). On the temporal interpretation of present participles in German. Journal of Semantics.
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The future. The present participle and the infinitive
1958The verb used for the future resembles a modal auxiliary in form and might be said to function as one in expressing conjecture, probability or inevitability.
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The Active Participle and the Syntax of the Present Tense
1997Abstract One of the main purposes of this book is to explore the syntactic representation of sentences in the present tense. The verbal form used to express present tense, the Benoni, is a curious one: It serves the functions of both a present participle (active and passive, respectively (2-la,c)) and a tensed verb, as in (2-l b,d).
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