✍ Scribed by Mo Chien-Ching.
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Chicago: Lituanus Foundation, Inc. In Lithuanian Quarterly Journal of Arts ans Sciences, Volume 27, No. 1 - Spring 1981. — 16 p.
Very little material is presently available in Lithuanian within the framework of case grammar. An attempt has. been made to describe accurately the data available to me, but I make no claim that the analysis offered here is in any way complete. As more data are available, this analysis will have to be altered — although I hope that the basic assumptions are correct. The +[— Os,Os] frame, for example, is divided into three mutually exclusive subgroups (Class Membership, Identification, and Similarity), each with its own set of well-defined criteria. The breakdown suggested for the Class Membership and Identification categories, however, is only a guideline, since each of these two subgroups must contain some sentences which have two readings.Языки и языкознание;Литовский язык;Грамматика
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Taipei: Student Book Co. Ltd., 1981. — vii, 300 p. (Monographs on modern linguistics)<br/>臺灣學生書局. 莫建清 立陶宛語語法試論<div class="bb-sep"></div>If one reads the quotation again, one will have to observe that the verb is the central semantic and, because of that, the central syntactic part of speech, and the
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