Trends in the Study of Languages & Linguistics in Nigeria: A Festschrift for Philip Akụjụọobi NwachukwuOzo-mekuri Ndimele |
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... becomes a permanent settlement . He only visits his village on vacations and therefore makes efforts to adapt to the norms of his new settlement . In an attempt to become integrated into his new society , he uses language as a tool for ...
... becomes a permanent settlement . He only visits his village on vacations and therefore makes efforts to adapt to the norms of his new settlement . In an attempt to become integrated into his new society , he uses language as a tool for ...
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... become not only divided , but also totally shattered , they become localised foreigners . The negative negligence and negligible use of Yorùbá by the élite , has a spilling over effects on Yorùbá as a discipline . The language is a ...
... become not only divided , but also totally shattered , they become localised foreigners . The negative negligence and negligible use of Yorùbá by the élite , has a spilling over effects on Yorùbá as a discipline . The language is a ...
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... become events . Consequently , the verbs in 17a - 20a ' processes ' become 17b - 20b ( events ) when the process is accomplished , completed . This is related to what in the literature is called . the ' imperfective paradox ' ( see ...
... become events . Consequently , the verbs in 17a - 20a ' processes ' become 17b - 20b ( events ) when the process is accomplished , completed . This is related to what in the literature is called . the ' imperfective paradox ' ( see ...
Contents
Nwachukwu as a Celebrity | 1 |
The Poets Corner | 15 |
Applied Linguistics Sociolinguistics | 21 |
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