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Phonological Acquisition and Phonological Theory

John Archibald

1995

Contrast in phonology

Peter Avery, Keren Rice, Bezalel E. Dresher

2008

The case for lexicase

Stanley Starosta

1988

An introduction to phonetics and phonology

John Clark

1995

Dimensional adjectives

Manfred Bierwisch, Ewald Lang

1989

Phonology

Philip Carr

1993

Pronouns and people

Peter Mühlhäusler

1990

Case

Barry J. Blake

1994

Daily learning drills

None

2004

Linguistic theory, linguistic description, and language teaching

Eddy Roulet

1975

Language and Gender

Cate Poynton

1989

Language change and linguistic reconstruction

Henry M. Hoenigswald

1960

An introduction to natural generative phonology

Joan B. Hooper

1976

Introducing linguistic morphology

Laurie Bauer

2003

Aspect

Bernard Comrie

1976

Tense and Narrativity

Suzanne Fleischman

1990

Teaching the language-arts

Hinsdale, B. A.

1896

The sound pattern of English

Noam Chomsky

1968

Morphology the Descriptive Analysis of Words

Nida

1949

An encyclopedia of AUX

Susan Steele

1981

Principle B, VP ellipsis, and interpretation in child grammar

Rosalind Thornton

1999

Language typology and syntactic description

Timothy Shopen

1985

Competition and variation in natural languages

Helen de Hoop, Mengistu Amberber

2005

Locality in linguistic theory

Peter W. Culicover

1984

Grammatical theory in Western Europe, 1500-1700

G. A. Padley

1976

The mathematics of syntactic structure

Hans-Peter Kolb

1999

The language mechanic

C. Block, L. Borla, G. Dietrich et al.

2000

Syntactica

Richard K. Larson, Konstantinos Sagonas, David S. Warren et al.

1996 ★ 4.5

Syntax

E. K. Brown, J. E. Miller, Brown, E. K. et al.

1980

Lexical priming

Michael Hoey

2005

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