- Language
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Englisch
- Identifier
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1096751275
Subject
Lexikologie; Verb; Referenzsemantik; Modalität; Objektsatz; Informationsstruktur; Skopus; Infinitkonstruktion
Contributor
Grimm, Scott
- URN
- Rights
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Der Zugriff auf das Objekt ist unbeschränkt möglich.
- Last update
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26.01.2023, 1:54 PM CET
Object type
- Monografie
Associated
- Grimm, Scott
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Focus expressions in Foodo
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Principles of information packaging in Baatonum (Gur)
Sentence-medial adverbials in Buli (Gur, Northern Ghana)
How many focus markers are there in Konkomba?
Copulative and narrative patterns in Gur focus constructions
Focus markers that link topic and comment
Focus expressions in Yom
Predication focus and "affirmative" markers in Gur
Subject focus in West African languages : International Conference on Information Structure 6-8 June, 2006, University of Potsdam
Effects of topic and focus on salience
Discourse particles in the left periphery
Focus expressions in Foodo
What is it about? The topic in some Ghanaian Gur grammars
Principles of information packaging in Baatonum (Gur)
Sentence-medial adverbials in Buli (Gur, Northern Ghana)
How many focus markers are there in Konkomba?
Copulative and narrative patterns in Gur focus constructions
Focus markers that link topic and comment
Focus expressions in Yom
Predication focus and "affirmative" markers in Gur
Subject focus in West African languages : International Conference on Information Structure 6-8 June, 2006, University of Potsdam
Effects of topic and focus on salience
Discourse particles in the left periphery
Focus expressions in Foodo
What is it about? The topic in some Ghanaian Gur grammars
Principles of information packaging in Baatonum (Gur)
Sentence-medial adverbials in Buli (Gur, Northern Ghana)
How many focus markers are there in Konkomba?
Copulative and narrative patterns in Gur focus constructions
Focus markers that link topic and comment
Focus expressions in Yom
Predication focus and "affirmative" markers in Gur
Subject focus in West African languages : International Conference on Information Structure 6-8 June, 2006, University of Potsdam