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FYI: Correction to 18-3476 Re: USC Working Papers
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Correction to 18-3476 Re: USC Working Papers
Message 1: Correction to 18-3476 Re: USC Working Papers
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Date: 13-Dec-2007
From: Michael Shepherd <uscwplusc.edu>
Subject: Correction to 18-3476 Re: USC Working Papers
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The following paper was inadvertently omitted from Volume 2 of the USC
Working Papers in Linguistics:
Isabelle Roy
Predicate Nominals in Eventive Predication
The corrected list of online papers is as follows:
USC Working Papers in Linguistics Volume 3:
Fuyun Wu
Subjacency versus Grammatical Extraction in Chinese Focused Cleft
Wh-Questions: L1 Understanding and L2 Performance
Michael Shepherd
On the Relationship between Phoneme Activation and Lexically Mediated
Compensation for Coarticulation
USC Working Papers in Linguistics Volume 2:
Roberto Mayoral Hernández
On the Position of Frequency Adverbs in Spanish
Ana Sánchez-Muñoz
Transfer in the Spanish Progressive Constructions in Los Angeles
Isabelle Roy
Predicate Nominals in Eventive Predication
USC Working Papers in Linguistics Volume 1:
Guanjun Bella Feng
Lexical Category Specific Constraints: Mandarin Verb Versus Adjective
Reduplication
Cristian Iscrulescu
Morphological Faithfulness and Phonological Markedness: The Case of
Romanian Nominals
Hua Lin
The Necessity of Output-Output Correspondence: Evidence from Tunica
Asier Alcázar
The Imperfective Paradox of Basque
James Higginbotham
A Note on Conditionals and Compositionality
Miae Lee
Head-Internal Relatives: In-Situ Focus Effect
Antonella Vecchiato
The Italian Periphrastic Causative and Force Dynamics
Justin M. Aronoff
Gender and the Letter Fluency Task: Evidence from Second Language Learners
F. Nihan Ketrez
Distributional Properties of Nouns and Verbs in Turkish Child-Directed Speech
Linguistic Field(s): General Linguistics
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