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Grammatical Gender and Grammatical Stems
The Term Declension, the Three Basic Qualities of Latin Nouns, That
Serial Verb Constructions Revisited: a Case Study from Koro
The “Person” Category in the Zamuco Languages. a Diachronic Perspective
Two Types of Serial Verb Constructions in Korean: Subject-Sharing and Index-Sharing
The Serial Verb Construction in Chinese: a Tenacious Myth and a Gordian Knot Waltraud Paul
Number Systems in Grammar Position Paper
Plural Possessives
The Place of Ad Hoc Categories Within the Typology of Plural Expressions
Plurality in a Classifier Language Author(S): Yen-Hui Audrey Li Source: Journal of East Asian Linguistics, Vol
Declension of Nouns
From Grammatical Number to Exact Numbers: Early Meanings of 'One', 'Two', and 'Three' in English, Russian, and Japanese
Grammar Plurals Possessives
Evidentiality and Mood: Grammatical Expressions of Epistemic Modality in Bulgarian
Genericity and Definiteness in English and Spanish*
“A” Declension Masculine Noun: Stan - “Stone”
34. Occurrence of Nominal Plurality
Acquisition of Grammatical Gender
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Two Types of Classifier Languages: a Typological Study of Classification Markers in Paiwan Noun Phrases*
Do Serial Verb Constructions Describe Single Events?: a Study of Co-Speech Gestures in Avatime
Anthropocentrism, Egocentrism and the Notion of Animacy Hierarchy Sandrine Sorlin, Laure Gardelle
Plural Morphemes, Definiteness, and the Notion of Semantic Parameter*
Definite-Like Plurals
Definiteness As Maximal Informativeness⇤
Adverbs of Affirmation and Negation Worksheets
Unification of Numeral Classifiers and Plural Markers: Empirical Facts and Implications
1 OLD ENGLISH PARADIGMS the Noun
Seth Cable Proseminar on Semantic Theory Fall 2010 Ling 720 1
Evidentiality and the Structure of Speech Acts
Latin Conjugations and Declensions
The Plural of Nouns
Number in Classifier Languages
Reexamining the Status of Inclusive Pronouns: a Typological Study
Plural Words*
Grammatical Typology and Frequency Analysis: Number Availability and Number Use Dunstan Brown University of York, UK
The Semantic- Syntactic Scopes of Negation in English Language