Grammar Engineering for a Customer: a Case Study with Five Languages Aarne Ranta University of Gothenburg and Digital Grammars AB Christina Unger

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REALIZING MORPHEMES IN THE ICELANDIC NOUN PHRASE Anton Karl Ingason A DISSERTATION in Linguistics

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• Linguistics
• Grammar
• Linguistic morphology
• Parts of speech
• Syntax
• Fusional languages
• Morpheme
• Article
• Grammatical case
• Inflection
• Distributed morphology
• Treebank

Functional Biases in Language Learning: Evidence from Word Order and Case-Marking Interaction Maryia Fedzechkina (), T. Florian Jaeger (), Elissa L. Newport (newport@bcs.r

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• Cognitive science
• Linguistics
• Academia
• Language acquisition
• Grammar
• Philosophy of language
• Applied linguistics
• Word order
• Subjectobjectverb
• Verb
• Language
• Syntax

Displacement and Subject Blocking in Verbal Idioms: Evidence from Passive-Like Constructions in Icelandic* Anton Karl Ingason,1 Einar Freyr Sigurðsson,2 Jim Wood3 1 University of Iceland, 2 University of Pennsylvania a

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• Culture
• Languages of Africa
• Language
• English grammar
• Idiom
• Voice
• Phrase
• Passive voice
• Impersonal passive voice
• English language
• Verb
• Grammatical case

Transitioning to Reading Continuous Greek Texts 1 Ancient Greek has a very large vocabulary, and it is long-term challenge to master a useful inventory of words because of dialectical variations, the use of different su

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• Linguistics
• Syntax
• Grammar
• Ancient Greek language
• Greek grammar
• Genitive absolute
• Participle
• Clitic
• Infinitive
• Absolute construction
• Accusative case
• Grammatical case

CONTROL AND SPANISH PSYCHOLOGICAL VERBS1 María Biezma-Garrido University of Ottawa This paper is focused on control. I take the position that one of the factors required for a successful theory of control is the semanti

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• Linguistics
• Syntax
• Grammar
• Grammatical cases
• PRO
• Control
• Argument
• Infinitive
• Dative case
• Accusative case
• Subject
• Theta role

Empirical Issues in Syntax and Semantics 8 O. Bonami & P. Cabredo Hofherr (eds, pp. 221–237 http://www.cssp.cnrs.fr/eiss8 Syntax and Semantics of Bare NPs: Objects of Intensive Reflexive Verbs in Russian

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• Linguistics
• Syntax
• Grammar
• Grammatical cases
• Parts of speech
• Reflexive verb
• Nominal
• Partitive
• Preposition and postposition
• Object
• Genitive case
• Argument

Constructions can encode context - the case of copular clauses I argue that a full-coverage grammar of English must recognize not only syntactic constructions, but also the potential for constructions to encode informati

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• Culture
• Linguistics
• Language
• Syntax
• Semiotics
• Equative
• Grammar
• English grammar
• Applied linguistics
• Emanuel Schegloff
• Construction grammar
• Copula

Building semantic maps: the case of person marking Michael Cysouw 1. Introduction1 When comparing languages, a method is needed to deal with variability. Semantic maps are a frequently used method in typology to analyze

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• Linguistics
• Semantics
• Pragmatics
• Grammar
• Meaning
• Social philosophy
• Semantic mapper
• Word

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• Linguistics
• Syntax
• Grammatical cases
• Grammar
• Linguistic typology
• Differential object marking
• Agglutinative languages
• Object
• Accusative case
• Argument
• Mongolian language
• Dative case