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Is a dark polka dot necktie dark?
nouns
adjectives
ambiguity
modifiers
colors
asked May 26, 2015 at 22:12
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Why in English can't two NPs in a relative clause be relativized?
grammar
relative-clauses
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Are mutually counterbleeding and mutually feeding phonological rules possible? Why not?
phonology
rule-interaction
counter-bleeding
transparency
asked Apr 26, 2019 at 13:43
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Do humans differ from other animals by being able to push and pop memory?
psycholinguistics
computer-science
chomsky-hierarchy
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Understanding the purported ambiguity in “Every boy didn’t run”
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Which comes first? Grammar or language?
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Why do we call sound pitches "low" and "high"?
linguistics.stackexchange.com
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Can't make sense of a paragraph from Lovecraft
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What's this? What is it? but not What's it? - Why?
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13
"One can do his homework in the library"
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Comma after also at the beginning of a sentence
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12
Does knowing PIE roots help with vocab?
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12
How can I prove a word is a noun?
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Is "He died himself." a correct sentence?
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Why isn't "I've" a proper response?
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In English, noun phrases within a relative clause cannot be further relativized, but this is allowed in some cases in Japanese
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How would someone begin translating an unknown language?
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10
Do children's mispronunciations influence the development of a language?
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10
How did "run over him" evolve to "run him over" over the last 50 years?
english.stackexchange.com
10
Intuitive English example of why linguists think natural language grammar is stronger than CFL?
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9
Why is Edenics not recognized as a serious linguistic theory?
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9
a [box [of apples] ] vs [a box] [of apples]
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8
When were linguistics departments first established
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8
Is the order of words purely based on convention?
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8
What do you call a rope you set to return to an original point?
english.stackexchange.com
8
My favourite song [of/from/by] her is...
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8
Is "Whom should I give this job to?" grammatically correct?
english.stackexchange.com
8
Which comes first? Grammar or language?
english.stackexchange.com
7
What is the difference between 'until' and 'up until'?
english.stackexchange.com
7
Why is the preposition treated as the head of a prepositional phrase?
linguistics.stackexchange.com
7
Where to start if you want to do Chomsky style NLP?
linguistics.stackexchange.com
7
Can computational techniques solve historical problems that couldn't otherwise be solved?
linguistics.stackexchange.com
7
Is "programming" not a noun?
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7
Can a sentence have two ing-verbs in a row?
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