Factors in the selection of compound-types in spoken and written Hebrew

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• Developing Noun Phrase Complexity at School Age

  Open Access•Dorit Ravid, Ruth A Berman•First Language•2010

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• Promoting morphological awareness in Hebrew-speaking grade-schoolers

  Open Access•Dorit Ravid, Vital Geiger•First Language•2009

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• Learning about Different Ways of Expressing Number in the Development of Palestinian Arabic

  Open Access•Dorit Ravid, Lubna Hayek•First Language•2003

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• The Expression of Material Constitution in Revival Hebrew

  Chanan Ariel•Journal of Jewish Languages•2015

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• Overcoming preferred argument structure in written French

  Audrey Mazur-Palandre•Written Language & Literacy•2015

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• Spoken and written narration in Hebrew

  Dorit Ravid, Yehudit Chen-Djemal•Written Language & Literacy•2015

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• Syntactic definiteness in the grammar of Modern Hebrew

  Open Access•Gabi Danon•Linguistics•2001

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• Verbal and nominal expressions in narrating conflict situations in Hebrew

  Open Access•Dorit Ravid, Dalia Cahana-Amitay et al.•Journal of Pragmatics•2005

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• Concept, Image, and Symbol

  Ronald W Langacker•Concept, Image, and Symbol•2001

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• Parametric Syntax

  Hagit Borer•Parametric Syntax•1984

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• Two Functional Categories in Noun Phrases

  Elizabeth Ritter•Perspectives on Phrase Structure:…•1991

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• The categories and types of present-day English word-formation

  Hans Marchand•The categories and types of…•1969

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• Language Typology and Syntactic Description

  Open Access•Timothy Shopen•Language Typology and Syntactic…•2007

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• Types of linguistic knowledge

  Open Access•Eve V Clark, Ruth A Berman•Journal of Child Language•1987

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• Learning to use compounds for contrast

  Open Access•Ruth A Berman, Eve V Clark•First Language•1989

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• Planned and Unplanned Discourse

  Elinor Ochs•Discourse and Syntax•1979

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• Conversational Style

  Open Access•Matilda Stubbs, Michael Stubbs•Journal of Language and Social…•1985

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• Language

  Open Access•Nancy Clair•International Journal of…•1995

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• Modern Hebrew Structure

  Peter Cole, Ruth Aronson Berman•Language•1982

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• A History of the Hebrew Language

  Paul Wexler, E Y Kutscher•Language•1986

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• Language

  Edward Finegan, Elaine Chaika•Language•1985

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• The Acquisition of Syntax in Children from 5 to 10

  Joan L Prentice, Carol Chomsky•American Educational Research…•1971

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• Language

  Open Access•Edward Sapir•Language•2014

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• A developmental route

  Open Access•Ruth A Berman•Linguistics•1987

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• Studies in modern Hebrew syntax and semantics

  Open Access•Robert Hetzron•Lingua•1978

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• Introducing linguistic morphology

  Open Access•L Bauer•Lingua•1990

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• Conversational Style

  Elaine Chaika, Deborah Tannen•Language•1985

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