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Prins of boswachter? Interpretatie van subjectanaforen in het nederlands als tweede taal [PDF]
This study aims to investigate offline processing of subject anaphora in Dutch. An important parameter in this study is the difference between pro drop and non-pro drop languages.
Michal Kořenář
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On EPP effects and the properties of Core Functional Categories
In this paper I argue that EPP effects are not special to T but reflect more general formal properties of the Core Functional Categories (CFCs) C, T, and v.
Gerardo Fernández-Salgueiro
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We report that (i) European 'pro-drop' language learners of Japanese as a foreign language (L1 Spanish) ('pro-drop' JFLs) allowed a sloppy interpretation of null arguments beginning at the primary stage of L2 development, and that (ii) European non-pro ...
Kazumi Yamada, Yoichi Miyamoto
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The paper addresses the issue of pro-drop configurations within the Principles and Parameters framework (P&P) and the Minimalist Program (MP) with respect to comparative syntactic analysis of German, Polish and Yiddish.
Anna Pilarski
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Cross-referencing in Persian Language [PDF]
Agreement can be known as the phenomenon by which a word takes morphological features that originate somewhere else, i.e., a situation in which a target form has grammatical marking that is controlled by a controller. On the other hand, cross-referencing
Laleh Molaei
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Interference effects from semantically similar items are well-known in studies of single word production, where the presence of semantically similar distractor words slows picture naming.
Yaling eHsiao +2 more
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Challenges Facing Pressure Retarded Osmosis Commercialization: A Short Review
Pressure-retarded osmosis (PRO) is a promising technology that harvests salinity gradient energy. Even though PRO has great power-generating potential, its commercialization is currently facing many challenges.
Bassel A. Abdelkader +1 more
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Partikeln in indogermanischen Sprachen [PDF]
The typical Old Indo-European languages are pro-drop-languages. Therefore, the usage of pronouns for expressing the governing subject does not apply to standard sentences.
Lühr, Rosemarie
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Clause structure, pro-drop and control in Wolof
This paper provides a formal description of the syntactic analysis of core constructions of Wolof clausal/verbal morphosyntax within the Lexical-Functional Grammar formalism. This includes the basic phrase structure, pro-drop, and control relations. The
Cheikh Bamba Dione
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Early subjects in child Romanian: A case study [PDF]
This paper documents the use of early subjects in one longitudinal corpus of monolingual Romanian. The focus is on the null/overt and preverbal/postverbal subject alternation, as well as on pragmatic adequacy.
Otilia Teodorescu
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