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Interference of Implicit Causality in Relative Clause Processing. [PDF]
Open Mind (Camb)Pozniak C, Hemforth B.
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A corpus-based analysis of noun modifiers in L2 writing: The respective impact of L2 proficiency and L1 background. [PDF]
PLoS OneBozdağ FÜ, Mo J, Morris G.
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ReverseGWAS identifies combined phenotypes associated with a genotype in GWA studies. [PDF]
BioinformaticsChindelevitch L +3 more
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2023
Abstract Chapter 8 sketches Japanese and Korean noun modification constructions, i.e., externally headed relative clauses, appositive clauses, and internally headed relative clauses. In addition to gapped relative clauses, the two languages have gapless relative clauses, which are not observable in European-type languages.
Yutaka Sato, Sungdai Cho
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Abstract Chapter 8 sketches Japanese and Korean noun modification constructions, i.e., externally headed relative clauses, appositive clauses, and internally headed relative clauses. In addition to gapped relative clauses, the two languages have gapless relative clauses, which are not observable in European-type languages.
Yutaka Sato, Sungdai Cho
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2016
Abstract The main goal of this chapter is to provide a descriptive and critical overview of the some of the most striking and interesting problems and questions related to issues in Romance relative clause formation, covering such areas as the distribution of relativizers, including pronouns, zero forms (gapping), particles and ...
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Abstract The main goal of this chapter is to provide a descriptive and critical overview of the some of the most striking and interesting problems and questions related to issues in Romance relative clause formation, covering such areas as the distribution of relativizers, including pronouns, zero forms (gapping), particles and ...
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2013
Relative clauses are subordinate clausal modifiers. Semantically, they contain a variable that is somehow related to the anchoring phrase (usually a so-called head noun). Across and within different languages, we find a host of different construction types falling under the general label of relative clause.
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Relative clauses are subordinate clausal modifiers. Semantically, they contain a variable that is somehow related to the anchoring phrase (usually a so-called head noun). Across and within different languages, we find a host of different construction types falling under the general label of relative clause.
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Abstract Bantu languages exhibit a wide range of variation in the formation of relative clauses. The languages differ not only in the nature of the relative marker (free vs bound (prefix, suffix) form) but also in the position of the subject within the relative clause, in the use of object markers, and in the prosodic phrasing of the ...
Marie-Noëlle Lamy +2 more
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2011
The chapter aims to analyze relative clauses. After a sketch of their structure in Latin, the typology both of matrix and relative clauses is detailed. Matrix clauses differ in the realization of the pivot and its semantic consequences. Relative clauses vary as for their position with regard to the lexical head and the matrix clause, relativization ...
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The chapter aims to analyze relative clauses. After a sketch of their structure in Latin, the typology both of matrix and relative clauses is detailed. Matrix clauses differ in the realization of the pivot and its semantic consequences. Relative clauses vary as for their position with regard to the lexical head and the matrix clause, relativization ...
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