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Uso variável do artigo definido no português da comunidade de Almoxarife, São Tomé
Published 2019-07-01Subjects: “…acquisition and variable use of the definite article…”
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“I can see a lady with a curly brown hair” - A Corpus-Based Investigation of Article Use in the Language of Young Norwegian EFL Learners
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Non-Maximal Definites in Romance
Published 2022-11-01Subjects: “…non-maximal definite articles…”
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Animacy, anaphora and language change in Swedish
Published 2021“…This is connected with the ongoing grammaticalization of the definite article and its extended use in new contexts.…”
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Formal Treatment of Definiteness in Arabic
Published 2017-10-01“… This paper analyzes the views of transformational linguists on the definite article with special reference to how it is generated. …”
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Formal Treatment of Definiteness in Arabic
Published 2017-10-01“… This paper analyzes the views of transformational linguists on the definite article with special reference to how it is generated. …”
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Re(de)fining address: an overlooked French phenomenon
Published 2004“…In this paper I examine the origins and history of the modern French use of the definite article in address phrases (e.g. "Bonjour, la classe"), a usage which contrasts very strongly with, for example, the ungrammaticality of the definite article in address in English. …”
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Definiteness in Argobba NPs
Published 2014-12-01“…There are different definite article suffixes for the category noun, adjective and numeral. …”
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Comparatives, Superlatives and Definiteness in Romance
Published 2023-09-01“…Thus, French superlative adverbs and superlative postnominal adjectives are necessarily formed with (what looks like) a definite article (THE notates items that are morphologically identical to the definite article across languages) preceding the comparative morpheme plus (ER notates the comparative morpheme across languages, regardless of whether it is an affix or a free standing morpheme), whereas in the Italian corresponding examples THE is banned. …”
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THE SPECIFICITY OF CORRELATION CATEGORY REALIZATION IN THE MODERN GERMAN LANGUAGE
Published 2014-06-01“…It is proved that the common nouns, realizing the five types of correlation, can be used with definite, indefinite and zero articles; abstract and material nouns, as a rule, correlate with the concept and are used with zero article, however, if their semantics is specified in the context, they pass into the class of common nouns, realizing the definite correlation and being used with definite article; proper names, correlating both with a concrete subject and a concept are used, as a rule, with zero or definite article; unique nouns correlate only with a single object and are used only with a definite article. …”
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On creativity. "El Diego" and the human language
Published 2020-11-01“…This process would show that the proper noun is recategorized as a common noun and, as such can hence be combined with a definite article.…”
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Acquisition of English Articles by L1 Arabic Speakers
Published 2011“…The Arabic language makes use of a definite article al which corresponds to the English definite article superficially. …”
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Determinatezza nominale e aspetto verbale nella codifica della referenzialità: polisemia e ambiguità interpretative
Published 2023-02-01“…The assignment of a [± referential] value to the object nouns in Russian, a language without articles, and to nouns with the definite article in Italian, which in constructions referring to typical events receive a [-referential] reading, was based on context. …”
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The Definite and Indefinite Articles of Spanish (or Castilian) Language in Context
Published 2019-01-01“… The present paper addresses the contrast between the definite article (el/la/los/las) and the indefinite article (un/a/os/as) from a cognitive approach that not only poses a single meaning for each kind of article, but also highlights the pragmatic (or contextual) aspects that underlie that meaning and establish the use of one form or another. …”
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"a", "-ak" eta "-(r)ik" euskal hizkeretan zehar
Published 2010-02-01“…The aim of this paper is to make an as thorough as possible a description of both the Basque so-called definite article and the partitive particle -rik across its various dialects. …”
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Analysis of French grammatical gender errors committed by learners in Tanzanian universities
Published 2019-12-01“…The findings show that grammatical gender errors were found with regard to the masculine definite article (29.73%), the feminine definite article (24.32%), the masculine indefinite article (22.97%), the feminine indefinite article (16.22%) and possessive adjectives (6.76%). …”
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(In)definiteness Spread in Semitic Construct State: Does it Really Exist?
Published 2017-02-01“…The former refers to those CSs, where the head N is syntactically definite, in the sense of having the definite article al-/ha- (the, Arabic/Hebrew), and the latter to those not having it. …”
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