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A Typology of the Ground of Deictic Motion Verbs As Path-Conflating Verbs: the Speaker, the Addressee, and Beyond
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Tsuneko Nakazawa
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28. Dezember 2007
Published Online: 2007-12-28
Published in Print: 2007-12-1
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Schlagwörter für diesen Artikel
Deictic motion verb;
Path-conflating verbs;
come and go;
deictic center
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- The Relationship Between Phonological Awareness and Word Reading
- Syllable Structure of Ukrainian. An Ot Perspective
- Phonology In Text Messages
- A Typology of the Ground of Deictic Motion Verbs As Path-Conflating Verbs: the Speaker, the Addressee, and Beyond
- Compensatory Strategies in Arabic as a Second Language
- English as a Mixed V2 Grammar: Synchronic Word Order Inconsistencies from the Perspective of First Language Acquisition
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