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Secondary conjunction and universal grammar

William Orr Dingwall University of Maryland
Pages 207-230 | Published online: 21 May 2009

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John Hinds. (1980) Japanese conversation, discourse structure, and ellipsis∗ . Discourse Processes 3:3, pages 263-286.
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Masatake Muraki. (1970) Does Japanese Violate Ross' metarules of gapping?∗ . Paper in Linguistics 3:3, pages 419-430.
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Sergei Evgen’evich Yachin & Irina Nikolaevna Kokhan. (2019) CONJUNCTIONS AS LANGUAGE UNIVERSALS. Manuscript Манускрипт 12:2, pages 66-70.
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Gunter H. Schaarschmidt. (2016) Subordinate subject deletion in Russian. Canadian Journal of Linguistics/Revue canadienne de linguistique 16:1, pages 1-17.
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