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Phrase-level parallelism effect on noun phrase number agreement
2001
Language Variation and Change
M a r i a M a r t a P e r e i r a S c h e r r e Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro Linguistic parallelism (i.e., the tendency of similar forms to occur together within a stretch of discourse) has been shown to be very strong in many linguistic phenomena and in a vast number of languages. Examining the role of phrase-level parallelism on noun phrase number agreement, this article demonstrates that Puerto Rican Spanish and Brazilian Portuguese exhibit more similarities than differences with
doi:10.1017/s0954394501131042
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