Query Details
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Article Typology
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| Author: | Gavin Austin | |
| Submitter Email: | click here to access email | |
| Linguistic LingField(s): |
Typology
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| Query: |
Dear colleagues,
I have a query relating to article typology. I’m interested in finding examples of the following patterns if they are known to exist. (Sinhala is an example of (1), but I’d like to find a couple more examples.) (1) singular: definite article: NO; indefinite article: YES plural: definite article: NO; indefinite article: NO (2) singular: definite article: YES; indefinite article: NO plural: definite article: NO; indefinite article: NO (3) singular: definite article: NO; indefinite article: NO plural: definite article: YES; indefinite article: NO (4) singular: definite article: NO; indefinite article: NO plural: definite article: NO; indefinite article: YES (5) singular: definite article: NO; indefinite article: YES plural: definite article: NO; indefinite article: YES I’d be very grateful for any help with this. Best, Gavin Austin U of New England |
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| LL Issue: | 19.522 | |
| Date posted: | 13-Feb-2008 | |
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