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Answer added in Applied Linguistics291 Are there any languages that appear to have no grammar?By Frank Bandach · Chief Scientist, IntrullectGiridhar P.P ·There can be no natural lgs without grammar. I loved the metaphor of a house without an inside. But all natural lgs are lgs without any intent to comm... [more]There can be no natural lgs without grammar. I loved the metaphor of a house without an inside. But all natural lgs are lgs without any intent to communicate. GiridharFollowing
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Answer added in Methods2 In-vitro translation without PEP and pyruvate kinase?By Parijat Sarkar · Indian Institute of Science Education and Research KolkataFollowing
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Answer added in Linguistics7 Why are causative/inchoative alternations in English different from Arabic?By Raneen Lahwani · Ben-Gurion University of the Negevthe string cut is very much possible in Engglish. in the Arabic example with disappear is there no causative/transitive marker in the verb? If there ... [more]the string cut is very much possible in Engglish. in the Arabic example with disappear is there no causative/transitive marker in the verb? If there isn't, then DISAAPPEAR in Arabic is very much like a lexical causative like KILL in English. I DON'T THINK THIS is AN ANALYTICal PUZZLE. GIRIDHARFollowing
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Answer added in Linguistics12 Is the "'zero person' construction" well known among linguists, and if so, is it widely recognized as distinct from other "impersonal" constructions?By Jim Wilce · Northern Arizona University'Zero-person construction is one in which the primary argument is left open' it is said. this is not clear. There is no structural room for subjects i... [more]'Zero-person construction is one in which the primary argument is left open' it is said. this is not clear. There is no structural room for subjects in impersonal passives as in kannada. Can one give us a finnish sent which is a zero-person passive vs an impersonal passive. Let us not talk in the air. GiridharFollowing
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Answer added in Cognitive Science and Artificial Thinking26 Could we translate Speaking language to Conceptual language?By Farideh sh · Islamic Azad University of ShahroodI AGREE TOTALLY WITH GEOFFREY STEPHENSON'S REMARKS A s for the conceptual lg coresponding to what we speak, there is no evidence for saying this. We... [more]I AGREE TOTALLY WITH GEOFFREY STEPHENSON'S REMARKS A s for the conceptual lg coresponding to what we speak, there is no evidence for saying this. We speak of two interfaces that every linguistic expression must meet the condiitions of. viz the sensory-motor interface and the conceptual-intentional interface. For the conceptual lg to be true there needs to be a lg of thought that is distinct from what CI entails. giridharFollowing