Negative Polarity in Arabic Frederick M. Hoyt University of Texas at Austin Summary: Negative polarity is a property of sentences modified with negative or downward monotonic operators. Negative polarity items are expres

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Date: 2011-12-12 22:35:56 Linguistics Languages of Africa Languages of Israel Languages of Morocco Semantics Polarity item Double negative Varieties of Arabic Moroccan Arabic Languages of Asia Grammar Arabic languages		Negative Polarity in Arabic Frederick M. Hoyt University of Texas at Austin Summary: Negative polarity is a property of sentences modified with negative or downward monotonic operators. Negative polarity items are expres Add to Reading List Source URL: fmhoyt.colliertech.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 124,02 KB Share Document on Facebook

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