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Delayed structural prediction for relative clauses: A new argument for learning to parse from Santiago Laxopa Zapotec
Comprehenders in many of the world's languages exhibit a preference or a greater ease in comprehending transitive relative clauses (RCs) when associating the dislocated head with a subject position. Some theories relate this preference to an early prediction that an animate head will serve as a subj
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