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The Tswana infinitive as a mixed category

Domain:

natural language processing

Record type:

paper
Creator:
DenDan
Publisher:
Uni
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After studying the morphological and syntactic properties of Tswana infinitives in some detail, we argue that a mixed category approach is more adequate than a phrasal approach to account for the combination of their common properties with the two different uses they are found in.

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Languages

Setswana

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