Add to ORKGThe Dutch R-pronoun system, particularly the weak pronoun er, is noted for its complex and bizarre syntactic behavior. R-pronouns as a class participate in an unusual type of non-local depen-dency. The R-pronoun er in particular is unusual. There are three distinct words er: the R-pronoun, the quantitative and the expletive. The three of these interact with each other via function overlap
Rhotics, or r-sounds, are known to display a large amount of variation, both cross-linguistically an...
Calculations on lexical stability show that the V-pronoun is variable but the T-pronoun is stable ac...
The form of a Dutch relative pronoun is sometimes selected from the set of d-pronouns {die, dat} (‘t...
This thesis is concerned with expletive clauses in Dutch. An example of such a construction follows ...
This thesis is concerned with expletive clauses in Dutch. An example of such a construction follows ...
R-pronouns are R-words which feature as pronouns in prepositional phrases (among other things). They...
Very few studies have been concerned with the acquisition of the Dutch quantitative pronoun ER, leav...
We present the first study on the acquisition of the Dutch quantitative pronoun er in sentences such...
This research reports the results of eliciting pronouns in two syntactic environments: Object pronou...
1. Introduction Despite a large literature on Dutch children’s pronoun interpretation, relatively li...
A considerable number of German dialects exhibit doubled R-pronouns with pronominal adverbs (dadami...
'HVSLWHWKHODUJHQXPEHURIVWXGLHVRQ'XWFKFKLOGUHQ¶VSURQRXQLQWHUSUHWDWLRQUHODWLYHO\OLWWOHLV kno...
In present-day Standard Dutch as spoken in the Netherlands, three main categories of pronunciation v...
In the Dutch language area, the dialects of the province of Zeeland occupy a special position, in th...
German and Dutch vary considerably with respect to the distribution of the expletives1 es and er, re...
Rhotics, or r-sounds, are known to display a large amount of variation, both cross-linguistically an...
Calculations on lexical stability show that the V-pronoun is variable but the T-pronoun is stable ac...
The form of a Dutch relative pronoun is sometimes selected from the set of d-pronouns {die, dat} (‘t...
This thesis is concerned with expletive clauses in Dutch. An example of such a construction follows ...
This thesis is concerned with expletive clauses in Dutch. An example of such a construction follows ...
R-pronouns are R-words which feature as pronouns in prepositional phrases (among other things). They...
Very few studies have been concerned with the acquisition of the Dutch quantitative pronoun ER, leav...
We present the first study on the acquisition of the Dutch quantitative pronoun er in sentences such...
This research reports the results of eliciting pronouns in two syntactic environments: Object pronou...
1. Introduction Despite a large literature on Dutch children’s pronoun interpretation, relatively li...
A considerable number of German dialects exhibit doubled R-pronouns with pronominal adverbs (dadami...
'HVSLWHWKHODUJHQXPEHURIVWXGLHVRQ'XWFKFKLOGUHQ¶VSURQRXQLQWHUSUHWDWLRQUHODWLYHO\OLWWOHLV kno...
In present-day Standard Dutch as spoken in the Netherlands, three main categories of pronunciation v...
In the Dutch language area, the dialects of the province of Zeeland occupy a special position, in th...
German and Dutch vary considerably with respect to the distribution of the expletives1 es and er, re...
Rhotics, or r-sounds, are known to display a large amount of variation, both cross-linguistically an...
Calculations on lexical stability show that the V-pronoun is variable but the T-pronoun is stable ac...
The form of a Dutch relative pronoun is sometimes selected from the set of d-pronouns {die, dat} (‘t...