An edition of A case study in syntactic markedness (1978)

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the binding nature of prepositional phrases

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The Peter de Ridder Press
Language
English
Pages
313

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Comparative and general Grammar, Dutch language, Generative grammar, Markedness (Linguistics), Prepositions, Syntax
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Cover of: A case study in syntactic markedness
A case study in syntactic markedness: the binding nature of prepositional phrases
1978, The Peter de Ridder Press
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Bibliography: p. 301-313.

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Dewey Decimal Class
415
Library of Congress
P296 .R5

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[12], 313 p. ;
Number of pages
313

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OL4291268M
ISBN 10
9031601608
LCCN
78318733
OCLC/WorldCat
4463704
LibraryThing
4500338
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434604

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OL5095250W

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