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Donald C. Freeman. J the other two , via a different optional transformation : agentive nominalization . Technically , transformations apply to underly- ing strings with certain structures , but for the purposes of this paper they may be ...
Donald C. Freeman. J the other two , via a different optional transformation : agentive nominalization . Technically , transformations apply to underly- ing strings with certain structures , but for the purposes of this paper they may be ...
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... transformations , plus a few re- lated singulary transformations : ( 1 ) The relative clause transformation ( GT19 in Lees ' The Grammar of English Nominalizations , p . 89 ) , along with the WH - transformations ( Lees , T5 and T6 , p ...
... transformations , plus a few re- lated singulary transformations : ( 1 ) The relative clause transformation ( GT19 in Lees ' The Grammar of English Nominalizations , p . 89 ) , along with the WH - transformations ( Lees , T5 and T6 , p ...
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... transformations , as well as a few related singulary transformations . The total num- ber of optional transformations involved is negligible as against the total number that apparently exist in the grammar as a whole . In other words ...
... transformations , as well as a few related singulary transformations . The total num- ber of optional transformations involved is negligible as against the total number that apparently exist in the grammar as a whole . In other words ...
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