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Grammar. Cambridge University Press. PP. 223-274.
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Radford, A. 1988. Transformational Grammar: A First Course. Cambridge University Press.
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change, the phonological process which leads to the resultant form or output of the rule.
(3) There must be a relevant linguistic environment(context) in which the change takes place.
X Y / A ___ B AXB AYB
X는 input이고 Y는 output이다. 화살표는 change를 뜻하고 \"becomes\"또는 \"is changed\"(혹은 \"i
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change everything, if they think some feedback
are not helpful at all. Rather, Ss are required to
be selective feedback takers, who know which
one really can improve their work.
▶ When Ss have completed the final draft, they write
down their article on a color paper given by T.
- T recommends Ss
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change in a noun (say through affixation) to indicate the grammatical function of the noun, whether it is the subject, direct object, indirect object, and possibly other functions as well. In English, this is only overtly seen in the pronouns, I (subject), me (object), my (possessor). In other langu
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change in the urban British English of Norwich, Language in Society 1
(1974a), The Social Differentiation of English in Norwich, Cambridge University Press
(1974b), Sociolinguistics, Harmondsworth: Penguin Books
(1983), On Dialect, New York: New York University Press
Wardhaugh, Ronald(1986, 1992),
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