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... grammar in this sense . " Universal Such a view could also seek by extension to characterize grammar " other creatures ' modes of communication . Origins of the term grammar 4. A grammar may also be a book or treatise presenting or ...
... grammar in this sense . " Universal Such a view could also seek by extension to characterize grammar " other creatures ' modes of communication . Origins of the term grammar 4. A grammar may also be a book or treatise presenting or ...
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The Port- Royal school Compara- tive and historical treatment of grammar Deep and surface structure in transfor- mational grammar Relation- ships. of European vernaculars were actually written , it is only in particular cases and for ...
The Port- Royal school Compara- tive and historical treatment of grammar Deep and surface structure in transfor- mational grammar Relation- ships. of European vernaculars were actually written , it is only in particular cases and for ...
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... grammar . Thus it is evi- dent that a renewed interest in universal grammar has displaced the focus on relativism . Further conclusions have subsequently been drawn from the claim of a universal base component for all of human language ...
... grammar . Thus it is evi- dent that a renewed interest in universal grammar has displaced the focus on relativism . Further conclusions have subsequently been drawn from the claim of a universal base component for all of human language ...
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