07:53 Aug 6, 2006 |
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| Selected response from: Muriel Vasconcellos United States Local time: 08:33 | ||||||
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... by researchers who support the idea of varied theoretical approaches Explanation: ... |
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by researchers from a wide range of linguistic theory schools Explanation: IMHO What they mean is that reseachers/scholars don't follow just one single theory or approach, researchers from a wide range of schools of linguistics have devoted their attention to this issue, so interest is widespread all over the spectrum. I'm pretty sure that the natives can improve on my suggestion, but I just wanted to clarify the meaning. |
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[studied by] authors following various theoretical approaches Explanation: Here's my interpretation of your text: Languages that have two classes of intransitive verbs, regarded as languages with split intransitivity, have been studied by authors usng various theoretical approaches and ... In linguistics (and other sciences) we tend to refer to anyone who is doing research as an "author," because research isn't research until it's published. A comparative description of the morphology of the ,4ustralian form is given with ... attention **though they have not been fully studied by authors.** ... www.publish.csiro.au/?act=view_file&file_id=MF9560001.pdf phonology, morphology and lexicon. The texts studied form part of the module handbook ... **studied by authors such as** : Felix de Azua, Almudena Grandes, ... www.st-andrews.ac.uk/publications/catarch/2004-05/04-05hono... **Different authors have studied the semantics** of analytic causatives in languages ... Causative verb formation and. other verb-deriving morphology. Language ... acl.ldc.upenn.edu/W/W94/W94-0313.pdf **A large group of authors have studied** the similarities and the ... highlight that those verbs that license an ‘Instrumental Phrase’ are causative verbs. ... seneca.uab.es/ggt/Tesis/instrumental-phrase.pdf |
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