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When the relative position of words within a sentence may change the meaning or grammaticality, a language is said to be sensitive to word order.
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Principle of Compositionality: Free Word Order Languages?
Can anyone explain what additional claims can be made for the Principle of Compositionality in regards to a language like Basque?
I understand that Basque is a "free word order" language and the posi …
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