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The syntactic status of quantifiers in Somali

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natural language processing

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paper
Creator:
Joh
Publisher:
Cam
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The study of quantifiers is an important area of language description. This is in part because their description has proved relevant to an issue of great theoretical interest, the relation between syntax and semantics. One question of interest is how far the unity of their semantic function is reflected in their syntactic behaviour. This raises questions like, is there a syntactic category ‘quantifier’ or ‘quantifier phrase (QP)’?

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Somali

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