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The development of configurationality in Germanic clauses and noun phrases
The development of configurationality in Germanic clauses and noun phrases

Discourse Configurationality and the Noun Phrase in Eastern Armenian in: Faits de Langues Volume 50 Issue 2 (2019)
Discourse Configurationality and the Noun Phrase in Eastern Armenian in: Faits de Langues Volume 50 Issue 2 (2019)

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Nominal Elements in Upper Asaro
Nominal Elements in Upper Asaro

Glossary of Linguistic Terms
Glossary of Linguistic Terms

A grammatical sketch of Ngarla
A grammatical sketch of Ngarla

C - The Cambridge Dictionary of Linguistics
C - The Cambridge Dictionary of Linguistics

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PDF) Rebuilding Australia's Linguistic Profile: Recent Developments in Research on Australian Aboriginal Languages | Alice Gaby - Academia.edu

C - The Cambridge Dictionary of Linguistics
C - The Cambridge Dictionary of Linguistics

PDF) Noun phrase structure in Australian languages: A typological study | Dana Louagie - Academia.edu
PDF) Noun phrase structure in Australian languages: A typological study | Dana Louagie - Academia.edu

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Languages | Free Full-Text | Headedness and the Lexicon: The Case of Verb -to-Noun Ratios | HTML
Languages | Free Full-Text | Headedness and the Lexicon: The Case of Verb -to-Noun Ratios | HTML

Agreement in Modern Greek Coordinate Noun Phrases
Agreement in Modern Greek Coordinate Noun Phrases

Grammatical gender and linguistic complexity
Grammatical gender and linguistic complexity

Syntax is a human convention not found in the Symbolic Communication of the Apes.
Syntax is a human convention not found in the Symbolic Communication of the Apes.

Errors in Translation: A Comparative Study of Noun Phrase in English and Malay Abstracts Advances in Language and Literary Studi
Errors in Translation: A Comparative Study of Noun Phrase in English and Malay Abstracts Advances in Language and Literary Studi

Nouns and Countability
Nouns and Countability

Syntax is a human convention not found in the Symbolic Communication of the Apes.
Syntax is a human convention not found in the Symbolic Communication of the Apes.

Verb phrase - Wikipedia
Verb phrase - Wikipedia

Modern English Grammar I - ppt download
Modern English Grammar I - ppt download

Noun phrase constituency in Australian languages: A typological study | Semantic Scholar
Noun phrase constituency in Australian languages: A typological study | Semantic Scholar

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PDF) Noun phrase constituency in Australian languages: A typological study | Dana Louagie - Academia.edu

Bound To Be? Bare and Partitive-Marked Noun Phrases in Romance Languages and the Emergence of Prominence-Conditioned Patterns in: Disentangling Bare Nouns and Nominals Introduced by a Partitive Article
Bound To Be? Bare and Partitive-Marked Noun Phrases in Romance Languages and the Emergence of Prominence-Conditioned Patterns in: Disentangling Bare Nouns and Nominals Introduced by a Partitive Article