ABSTRACT - NEHU Institutional Repository
... is, 'the Achik language' which means 'the language of hill men'. They also call it Mande Kusik 'the language of men'.'* The term 'Garo' was given to them by other communities who came across them, but the people themselves use the terms Achik or Mande. Garo is predominantly a verb final language, so ...
... is, 'the Achik language' which means 'the language of hill men'. They also call it Mande Kusik 'the language of men'.'* The term 'Garo' was given to them by other communities who came across them, but the people themselves use the terms Achik or Mande. Garo is predominantly a verb final language, so ...
ANALYZING AND UTILIZING RECEPTOR LANGUAGE
... meaning “something futile”, can be traced back to a Sumerian source, more than 2,000 before the Romans (Taylor 1996). But translating proverbs well is never easy. Translating proverbs is unusually complex: exegeting proverbs is challenging and then finding or creating appropriate artistic forms in t ...
... meaning “something futile”, can be traced back to a Sumerian source, more than 2,000 before the Romans (Taylor 1996). But translating proverbs well is never easy. Translating proverbs is unusually complex: exegeting proverbs is challenging and then finding or creating appropriate artistic forms in t ...
Syntactic Theory: A Formal Introduction
... see Pat and? Why do these two nearly identical sentences differ with respect to how we can question their parts? Notice, by the way, that the question that sounds well-formed (or ‘grammatical’ in the linguist’s sense) is the one that violates a standard prescriptive rule. The other sentence is so bl ...
... see Pat and? Why do these two nearly identical sentences differ with respect to how we can question their parts? Notice, by the way, that the question that sounds well-formed (or ‘grammatical’ in the linguist’s sense) is the one that violates a standard prescriptive rule. The other sentence is so bl ...
Final Assessment
... much—I focused on enabling first graders to be able to explain almost every word in the sentences that they themselves write. The problem, in other words, is in finding a balance between enabling the students to explain as much as possible without overloading them with too many concepts. Initially I ...
... much—I focused on enabling first graders to be able to explain almost every word in the sentences that they themselves write. The problem, in other words, is in finding a balance between enabling the students to explain as much as possible without overloading them with too many concepts. Initially I ...
4.1 A new classification of antonym functions in text
... not used in the Arabic script, and therefore, short vowels are not represented. The examples presented in this dissertation are taken from an Arabic on-line corpus and an Arabic newspaper corpus. The ones from the on-line corpus featured a number of spelling mistakes which were corrected in the Arab ...
... not used in the Arabic script, and therefore, short vowels are not represented. The examples presented in this dissertation are taken from an Arabic on-line corpus and an Arabic newspaper corpus. The ones from the on-line corpus featured a number of spelling mistakes which were corrected in the Arab ...
The distribution and category status of adjectives and adverbs
... to those which can be modified only by adverbs. And the (frequently tacit) assumption is made that complementarity also holds of environments in which adjectives function as complements rather than modifiers; in particular, it is often assumed that in the complement position of verbs, for example be ...
... to those which can be modified only by adverbs. And the (frequently tacit) assumption is made that complementarity also holds of environments in which adjectives function as complements rather than modifiers; in particular, it is often assumed that in the complement position of verbs, for example be ...
Challenging Discrete Approaches to Secondary
... predicative relation between the two postverbal phrases and to explain how the same syntactic formula can convey such diverse meaning relationships (1970: 279). The research done on secondary-predicate constructions in the wake of Green's articles has not borne out this optimism, though. The common ...
... predicative relation between the two postverbal phrases and to explain how the same syntactic formula can convey such diverse meaning relationships (1970: 279). The research done on secondary-predicate constructions in the wake of Green's articles has not borne out this optimism, though. The common ...
The Editor`s Toolbox - University of St. Thomas
... working closely with a good editor who is willing to help you improve. What we offer here is a chance for you to sit alongside us and hear us think out loud as we work through copy, or crop photos, or design a presentation. We’ll ask you to do work, as any mentor would. Then we’ll explain word-by-wo ...
... working closely with a good editor who is willing to help you improve. What we offer here is a chance for you to sit alongside us and hear us think out loud as we work through copy, or crop photos, or design a presentation. We’ll ask you to do work, as any mentor would. Then we’ll explain word-by-wo ...
An Unmediated Analysis of Relative Clauses
... analysis. Yet, since Chomsky (1977) the standard analysis of this kind of relative clause has been an anaphorically mediated analysis, in which the mediating element is an unexpressed pronominal element. This paper will argue for an anaphorically unmediated analysis of relative clauses. In §2 I will ...
... analysis. Yet, since Chomsky (1977) the standard analysis of this kind of relative clause has been an anaphorically mediated analysis, in which the mediating element is an unexpressed pronominal element. This paper will argue for an anaphorically unmediated analysis of relative clauses. In §2 I will ...
Rune - Open Journal Systems vid Lunds universitet
... by the transliteration decoder. The Prolog program cannot mix runic writing with Latin writing in the same window. The grammar rules operate on transliterated texts. The grammar will generate and analyze Runic Swedish spelled with transliterated runes. There are transliteration rules to decode the r ...
... by the transliteration decoder. The Prolog program cannot mix runic writing with Latin writing in the same window. The grammar rules operate on transliterated texts. The grammar will generate and analyze Runic Swedish spelled with transliterated runes. There are transliteration rules to decode the r ...
Interlingua Based English Hindi Machine Translation and Language
... but are no more than a specialised sublanguage consisting of words of some larger standard language which plays a special organizing role in a language system. (Wilks, 1987:759) Since UNL is an interlingua we need to address this criticism. Rather than being based on primitives, the UNL system depen ...
... but are no more than a specialised sublanguage consisting of words of some larger standard language which plays a special organizing role in a language system. (Wilks, 1987:759) Since UNL is an interlingua we need to address this criticism. Rather than being based on primitives, the UNL system depen ...
chapter 3 - UM Students` Repository
... A fundamental fact about words in all languages is that they can be grouped together in a relatively small number of classes, called syntactic categories which are mostly addressed by traditional grammar. This classification reflects a variety of factors, including the meaning that words express, th ...
... A fundamental fact about words in all languages is that they can be grouped together in a relatively small number of classes, called syntactic categories which are mostly addressed by traditional grammar. This classification reflects a variety of factors, including the meaning that words express, th ...
Uppsala University
... Articles and books on the topic abound with exemplifications of various types reaching from complete reduplication via some obvious and some less obvious types of partial reduplication to most obscure types of phoneme-, mora- or even syllable skeleton reduplication. All these constitute instances of ...
... Articles and books on the topic abound with exemplifications of various types reaching from complete reduplication via some obvious and some less obvious types of partial reduplication to most obscure types of phoneme-, mora- or even syllable skeleton reduplication. All these constitute instances of ...
The Classification of Optatives: A Statistical Study
... longer sentence rather than standing alone as a two-word exclamation. In every other Pauline usage, it is an appropriate negative answer to a rhetorical question. In Luke 20:16 it is also a strong reply, this time to a threat of judgment. This phrase indicating strong rejection is not limited to NT ...
... longer sentence rather than standing alone as a two-word exclamation. In every other Pauline usage, it is an appropriate negative answer to a rhetorical question. In Luke 20:16 it is also a strong reply, this time to a threat of judgment. This phrase indicating strong rejection is not limited to NT ...
25_chapter 13
... preposition and a gerund. Here the word 'winning* does not do any thing of qualifying other words. It does rather the work of a noun, although partly verb informal. Hence it is a gerund which is partly a verb and partly a noun. So in the combining of the set of given sentences we have used the prepo ...
... preposition and a gerund. Here the word 'winning* does not do any thing of qualifying other words. It does rather the work of a noun, although partly verb informal. Hence it is a gerund which is partly a verb and partly a noun. So in the combining of the set of given sentences we have used the prepo ...
NGUYEN THI THUY MA THESIS
... Some Auxiliary verbs like do, have, be can be used as lexical verbs which have a wide range of forms including the present participle and the past participle. In the relation to the semi – auxiliary and lexical verb, one interesting feature should be noted here is the semantic difference under voice ...
... Some Auxiliary verbs like do, have, be can be used as lexical verbs which have a wide range of forms including the present participle and the past participle. In the relation to the semi – auxiliary and lexical verb, one interesting feature should be noted here is the semantic difference under voice ...
NGUYEN THI THUY MA THESIS-2006
... can, may, shall, will, ought to, used to, need, dare. In English, Voice is strictly related to auxiliary verbs. Some Auxiliary verbs like do, have, be can be used as lexical verbs which have a wide range of forms including the present participle and the past participle. In the relation to the semi – ...
... can, may, shall, will, ought to, used to, need, dare. In English, Voice is strictly related to auxiliary verbs. Some Auxiliary verbs like do, have, be can be used as lexical verbs which have a wide range of forms including the present participle and the past participle. In the relation to the semi – ...
Lecture 1_Preparation and Charting of Texts
... sometimes refer to the subject only with a person marker in the verb and at other times with a pronoun such as he or a noun phrase such as the boy, etc., etc. There are some pitfalls to avoid when looking for text-linguistic explanations of phenomena. One is that we can become so interested in text- ...
... sometimes refer to the subject only with a person marker in the verb and at other times with a pronoun such as he or a noun phrase such as the boy, etc., etc. There are some pitfalls to avoid when looking for text-linguistic explanations of phenomena. One is that we can become so interested in text- ...
The development of a spatial technical writing
... Probability of by chance obtaining L out of T ...
... Probability of by chance obtaining L out of T ...
Insubordination and its ·uses • --
... elements that are grammatically acceptable', and then allow a range of situations from uniquely recoverable to non-uniquely recoverable (with perhaps an infinite range of possibilities). 6 In one respect, this panchronic definition involves some circularity once stage (d) is reached. If such clauses ...
... elements that are grammatically acceptable', and then allow a range of situations from uniquely recoverable to non-uniquely recoverable (with perhaps an infinite range of possibilities). 6 In one respect, this panchronic definition involves some circularity once stage (d) is reached. If such clauses ...
Non-Constituent Coordination: Prosody, Not Movement Benjamin
... Typical accounts of sluicing (e.g. Merchant, 2001) analyze it as ellipsis of TP, but then they struggle to explain why elements in C are not stranded along with the wh-phrase in Spec-CP (like the inverted auxiliary in this example). As another syntactic example, VP ellipsis targets an AuxP, and dele ...
... Typical accounts of sluicing (e.g. Merchant, 2001) analyze it as ellipsis of TP, but then they struggle to explain why elements in C are not stranded along with the wh-phrase in Spec-CP (like the inverted auxiliary in this example). As another syntactic example, VP ellipsis targets an AuxP, and dele ...
Making Dictionaries
... G.4 Other files included on the release disk............................................................................208 Appendix H: Macros used in merging process .......................................................................209 H.1 For WORD v5.0 ........................................ ...
... G.4 Other files included on the release disk............................................................................208 Appendix H: Macros used in merging process .......................................................................209 H.1 For WORD v5.0 ........................................ ...
2_7 Luraghi_Clitics
... arguably, this happens because discourse particles have the whole sentence in their scope, and attach to the left sentence boundary not on account of being P2 clitics but rather because that is their syntactic domain of cliticization (structural host in terms of Klavans 1985). Again, Hittite, Ancien ...
... arguably, this happens because discourse particles have the whole sentence in their scope, and attach to the left sentence boundary not on account of being P2 clitics but rather because that is their syntactic domain of cliticization (structural host in terms of Klavans 1985). Again, Hittite, Ancien ...
An On-Line Computational Model of Human Sentence Interpretation
... grammar, and to be compatible with psycholinguistic results on sentence processing. The model includes a theory of grammar called Construction-Based Interpretive Grammar (CIG) and an interpreter which uses the grammar to build an interpretation for single sentences. An implementation of the interpre ...
... grammar, and to be compatible with psycholinguistic results on sentence processing. The model includes a theory of grammar called Construction-Based Interpretive Grammar (CIG) and an interpreter which uses the grammar to build an interpretation for single sentences. An implementation of the interpre ...