- The transcription used in this article is based upon the system in Morris Swadesh, On the Analysis of English Syllables, Language 23.137–50 (1947).
- To mention only a few: Robert A. Hall Jr, Italian Inflection, Language 20.11–21 (1944) Spanish Inflection, Studies in Linguistics 3.24–36 (1945), Brazilian Portuguese Inflection, Hispanic Review 12.231–42 (1945); George L. Trager, The Verb Morphology of Spoken French, Language 20.131–41 (1944); Bernard Bloch, Studies in Colloquial Japanese I, JAOS 66.97–109 (1946) and the two subsequent articles in this series, English Verb Inflection, Language 23.399–418 (1947); William G. Moulton, Juncture in Modern Standard German, Language 23.212–26 (1947).
- Zellig Harris, Morpheme Alternants in Linguistic Analysis, Language 18.169–80 (1942), Discontinuous Morphemes, Language 21.121–7 (1945), From Morpheme to Utterance, Language 22.161–83 (1946), Structural Restatements I and II, IJAL 13.47–58 and 175–86 (1947). On immediate constituents, see Pike, Taxemes and Immediate Constituents, Language 19.65–82 (1943) and Wells, Immediate Constituents, Language 23.81–117 (1947).
- See Harold E. Palmer, English Collocations.
- The types of stress used in this paper are discussed in the writer's On the Stress System of English, Word 2.171–87 (1946).
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