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Finiteness and restrictive headed relative clauses in Pesh
, 2017 offer the first description of restrictive headed relative constructions in Pesh, a Chibchan language spoken in Honduras. This language follows three relativization strategies: 1) internally-headed relative clauses in which the head nominal of the relative clause, which is a core argument or a genitive, occurs inside the relative clause.
Chamoreau, Claudine
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The Restrictions on the Genitive Relative Clauses Triggered by Relational Nouns
2020Genitives can be relativized in Mandarin Chinese. This article focuses on the genitive relative clauses triggered by relational nouns. The constructions are restricted to some conditions grammatically and semantically. First, the relational nouns in the relative clauses must serve as subjects.
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Restrictive relative clauses in the Greek dialects of Pharasa and Cappadocia
, 2020Metin Bağrıaçık
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Reduced Definite Articles with Restrictive Relative Clauses
2014This chapter examines the interaction between the occurrence of relative clauses (RCs) in noun phrases, and the choice of full or reduced definite articles on the relativised (head) nouns. It summarizes the properties of reduced and full definite determiners found in West Germanic.
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Restrictive Covenants and Noncompete Clauses for Physicians
JACC: Advances, 2023Gabriel Soto, Mahi Ashwath
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Restrictive ISDS clauses under Chinese BITs: interpretations and implications for China
Asia Pacific Law Review, 2022Juan Du
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AI-Enhanced Grammar Teaching in Senior High School: A Case Study of Non-Restrictive Relative Clauses
Advances in EducationXin-Yu Zhang
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Understanding non-restrictive which-clauses in spoken English, which is not an easy thing
Language Sciences, 2001Hongyin Tao
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