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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"plural morphology"”.

  1. A Linguistic-Semiotic Study of the Proliferation in the New High German Noun Plural Morphology

    Geschke, Susan ElsnerUniversity of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign2014

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  2. Production and perception of liaison by Anglophone learners of French

    Garrison, Meryl D.University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign2010

    … that L2 learners had a tendency to mark nominal plurality with /t/ in liaison contexts, indicating awareness of plural morphology and liaison, but difficulties with phonemic choice. Study 2 aimed to determine if L2 learners of French are able to make use of acoustic-phonetic cues in order to …

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  3. How Plurality Is Encoded in Classifier Languages: A Case Study of Mandarin Chinese

    Zheng, FanghuaUniversity of Cambridge2024

    … the proposed structure can be employed to encode plurality in Mandarin Chinese through morpho-syntactic means. The dissertation consists of six chapters. In Chapter 1, I introduce the concept of classifier languages, grammatical number, general number (or number neutrality) and why the study of …

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  4. À la recherche de la morphologie silencieuse : sur le développement du pluriel en francais L2 écrit

    Ågren, MalinLund University2008

    … of the morphemes –s (in NP) and the third person plural –nt (in VP). These agreements are particularly interesting in French where number morphology is often silent in the oral language and thus potentially difficult to produce in writing. The aim of the thesis is to describe the developmental …

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  5. Nominal licensing: the syntactic distribution and number interpretation of bare nominals in Wolof

    Fong, SuzanaMassachusetts Institute of Technology2021

    … does not imply any commitment to a singular or plural interpretation. In Wolof, however, BNs are singular when unmodified. This can be argued for based on, e.g. the impossibility of saturating a collective predicate, on the fact that they must be referred back to with a singular pronoun, and …

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