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1	people on happenings around them in the hope that they may see the need for social
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2	6 a. ă b. ă c. ǎ
1	"Which language learning strategies are associated with higher levels o f oral
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1	readings are possible even without variables in the indefinite NP. This problem can be
2	proposed by Chomsky is wrong.
2	(1) a. Hein ist auf See.
1	Just to be sure, this example can naturally be used on an exhaustive interpretation, and any
1	The economic situation in the country is so harsh that many people, especially in the
1	emotional tone in the volume. In an untitled poem, for example, he writes, “The cry,
1	characteristic features of oral literature which it manifests, the various words and
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2	(1) Mary wants to meet some bachelors.
1	when the IO ‘ma’ marker is deleted. An interesting question to ask here
1	""Authentic" language use primarily for communicative purposes"
2	(14) Olvasom *(azt a könyvet) [RC amelyet most vettem]
2	(10) will be addressed in chapter 5.
2	a. Main clause: [a]; [c];(a= alex);(c= chris); insultbns(a,c);
2	(, namlich pfeilschnell).
1	English. But there are many international news media that cover Nigerian and
2	Òyé nnē mu  e – e – e! Oye of my mother!
2	(iv) Christianity Today
1	1.1 General Background: Neo-Davidsonian Semantics
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1	Affairs.
2	Aai!
3	Poschmann, C. (2013). Attaching non-restrictive relative clauses to plural quantificational
0	16.11.2013
2	Wèlí ò kwa n’áka. We took a patridge by hand.
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1	gender biases is evident in the people’s art, music, orature and myths. According to
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1	Vowel harmony really has to do with vowel co-occurrence restrictions. As
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2	(1) a. Azt mondtad, (hogy) GÁBOR síel jól.
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1	above that the antecedent construal of an NRC is a semantic rather than syntactic process, but
1	rivalry and enmity that exist between the two highly esteemed deities in Yorubaland
1	establishing two subtypes of stative predicates, and this is the phenomenon that the present
1	Lakoff and Peters (1969) assumes the required plural antecedent provided that the underlying
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1	"authentic language use primarily for communicative purposes"
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3	acoustic phonetics and speech perception. Baltimore: University Park
1	But these pictures are produced by means of words only, and appreciated by mental
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1	different from informative utterance which is cognitive in meaning and involves no
2	(14) JFrench wineK = lyo9xk
2	(§6) saw, with the sound change *K > w (§3.1.1). The final vowel of the

2

(1) Progressive reading; low di4

0

475

1

the additional material that they have worked on most extensively the indefinite uniquely

1

understand our local languages and sympathize with any idea or principle of

1

people on happenings around them in the hope that they may see the need for social

1

questions they have, and that they provide information which they have support for. The above

0

354

0

401

2

6 a. ă b. ă c. ǎ

1

"Which language learning strategies are associated with higher levels o f oral

1

- Dungu in Saminaka LGA with 310 speakers (Crozier and Blench

1

readings are possible even without variables in the indefinite NP. This problem can be

2

proposed by Chomsky is wrong.

2

(1) a. Hein ist auf See.

1

Just to be sure, this example can naturally be used on an exhaustive interpretation, and any

1

The economic situation in the country is so harsh that many people, especially in the

1

emotional tone in the volume. In an untitled poem, for example, he writes, “The cry,

1

characteristic features of oral literature which it manifests, the various words and

0

10.012

0

152

1

restriction within [e, o] and [ε, ], but there is a restriction between these two

0

42.600

0

".��#�'��

2

(1) Mary wants to meet some bachelors.

1

when the IO ‘ma’ marker is deleted. An interesting question to ask here

1

""Authentic" language use primarily for communicative purposes"

2

(14) Olvasom *(azt a könyvet) [RC amelyet most vettem]

2

(10) will be addressed in chapter 5.

2

a. Main clause: [a]; [c];(a= alex);(c= chris); insultbns(a,c);

2

(, namlich pfeilschnell).

1

English. But there are many international news media that cover Nigerian and

2

Òyé nnē mu  e – e – e! Oye of my mother!

2

(iv) Christianity Today

1

1.1 General Background: Neo-Davidsonian Semantics

2

3

1

Affairs.

2

Aai!

3

Poschmann, C. (2013). Attaching non-restrictive relative clauses to plural quantificational

0

16.11.2013

2

Wèlí ò kwa n’áka. We took a patridge by hand.

2

(13) Hány katonáti hiszel, hogy proi megvédte magáti?

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2

Òsúōvya ékènée m  ngu! Gentleman!

3

Society of America. 52:124.

1

ourselves on their discourse functions, we show a few examples below:

1

least one problem). Thus the indefinite some problem behaves as having wider scope

2

Ńdi nā-achi achi egbuole m to o Those that rule have eventually killed me!

0

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v. FILL: Empty node ( ) is prohibited. Fill tone stipulates that every

0

-111

2

(15) Wenn Eva Max kritisiert, der sich deshalb/??also ärgert, ...

0

100

1

main clause introduces three discourse referents: the proper names each introduce one, a (Alex)

0

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!��+��!�&��/��

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488

1

change hands at the slightest opportunity. The choice of a cap as the symbol is even

1

context.

2

(⇡ Whenever Peter flies with Lufthansa, he orders . . . )

2

(∃p ∈ Dst: p is d-possible in w ∧ necessaryw(p, q))

1

"clipped" form of xawkàa.

1

gender biases is evident in the people’s art, music, orature and myths. According to

2

(< Ch. b—aozi).

2

Ngwa Igbo Hunting Poetry 451

0

�� &+ þ

2

(14) As Felix said, Amir, my new neighbour, is from Israel.

1

(15) (provided by Katja Jasinskaja p.c.) illustrates that speaker-orientedness indeed might play

0

!��.�!�&26�/�*��$��"��

0

848

1

Cii. Abiyamo ki gbo ekun omo re ko ma tati were

0

An Acoustic Investigation of Igbo Vowels 851

0

758

2

(10) If Hermione stirs her potion[CLOCKWISE]F ,

0

"axö��\m"éÜñ�ï �.S�î�òJî À lnm<oDpX

0

% Pronunciation

0

638

2

‘they slapped *her/*you (ms.)/*you (fs.)/*you (pl.)/*us/*them’

1

Sayings at periods like this also reflect a lot of the gender-misgivings against the

0

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2

I3)a Tue rains have kept their time this year -

1

Vowel harmony really has to do with vowel co-occurrence restrictions. As

2

b. Kaa yi ‘you did’ > kay > kai

2

(1) a. Azt mondtad, (hogy) GÁBOR síel jól.

0

88

2

! ioo:

3

Farkas, Donka (1995). Specificity and Scope. In: L. Mash & G. Tsoulas (eds.). Actes du

1

above that the antecedent construal of an NRC is a semantic rather than syntactic process, but

1

rivalry and enmity that exist between the two highly esteemed deities in Yorubaland

1

establishing two subtypes of stative predicates, and this is the phenomenon that the present

1

Lakoff and Peters (1969) assumes the required plural antecedent provided that the underlying

0

�� .�� .�� $� �� @1��

1

"authentic language use primarily for communicative purposes"

0

798

3

acoustic phonetics and speech perception. Baltimore: University Park

1

But these pictures are produced by means of words only, and appreciated by mental

0

444

1

different from informative utterance which is cognitive in meaning and involves no

2

(14) JFrench wineK = lyo9xk

2

(§6) saw, with the sound change *K > w (§3.1.1). The final vowel of the