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How to derive that a sentence is a question from parts of speech

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When were linguistics departments first established

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What sort of sentence is a request?

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Where can I find a set of Spanish-English comparable texts? (Not translations)

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Phonological changes and how they spread

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How to generate similar sentence by given sentence?

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Is there a theory of word polysemy? Case of snake versus serpent

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Apart from French, does any language have voicing-dependent change of place of articulation?

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Advanced book for English Phonology?

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Phonology: Exemplars vs. Abstract Phoneme Theory

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All that glitters is confusing!

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Is a quote a kind of parenthetical? How do we deal with direct quotes in syntax?

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What's a good technique to understand the differences between the time and frequency domains?

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Why hasn't functional grammar been more popular?

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Why is *"Where did you move from Paris to?" ungrammatical?

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multiple raising verb in a sentence

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Why is constituency needed, since dependency gets the job done more easily and economically?

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How do generativists account for apparent diachronic processes that cause errors in linguistic performance to become cemented as competence?

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IPA Pronunciation of Unvoiced Consonants Seems Like Voiced

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Drawing case specified trees for english gerunds

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How can you know that a word in a sentence is a verb?

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Where can I find an analysis of the semantic overlap of English "to have" and "with"?

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Are there established linguistic theories which incorporate the concept of "lazy speech"?

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Why is the preposition treated as the head of a prepositional phrase?

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The determiner "a" in lambda form

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One usage of infinitive clause

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The Theory Against Syllables

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If there is really an /ə/ between /dəɹ/ in "quandary"

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How to derive that a sentence is a question from parts of speech

When were linguistics departments first established

What sort of sentence is a request?

Where can I find a set of Spanish-English comparable texts? (Not translations)

Phonological changes and how they spread

How to generate similar sentence by given sentence?

Is there a theory of word polysemy? Case of snake versus serpent

Apart from French, does any language have voicing-dependent change of place of articulation?

trees with nice straight spines and not too vertical

Advanced book for English Phonology?

Pragmatics Wastebasket

Phonology: Exemplars vs. Abstract Phoneme Theory

All that glitters is confusing!

Is a quote a kind of parenthetical? How do we deal with direct quotes in syntax?

What's a good technique to understand the differences between the time and frequency domains?

Why hasn't functional grammar been more popular?

Why is *"Where did you move from Paris to?" ungrammatical?

multiple raising verb in a sentence

Why is constituency needed, since dependency gets the job done more easily and economically?

How do generativists account for apparent diachronic processes that cause errors in linguistic performance to become cemented as competence?

IPA Pronunciation of Unvoiced Consonants Seems Like Voiced

Drawing case specified trees for english gerunds

How can you know that a word in a sentence is a verb?

Where can I find an analysis of the semantic overlap of English "to have" and "with"?

Are there established linguistic theories which incorporate the concept of "lazy speech"?

Why is the preposition treated as the head of a prepositional phrase?

The determiner "a" in lambda form

One usage of infinitive clause

The Theory Against Syllables

If there is really an /ə/ between /dəɹ/ in "quandary"