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Annotated concordance containing instances of "hors".
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R script: Generates figure 3 (interaction of function and expression of the ground).
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Annotated concordance containing instances of "sus".
Nov 27, 2018
Janda, Laura A; Fábregas, Antonio, 2018, "Replication Data for: Seeing from without, seeing from within: aspectual differences between Spanish and Russian", https://doi.org/10.18710/WR4Y0Q, DataverseNO, V1, UNF:6:v5Lkz2Vq1VjqBSIUTbLvrA== [fileUNF]
This is the data that serves as the basis for an article comparing the grammatical category of aspect in Spanish and Russian. Here is the abstract of the article: Linguistic categories such as aspect are not identical across languages, and cross-linguistic differences can reveal...
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This file shows the examples in which a Spanish Imperfect form has as its equivalent a Russian Perfective form that is not a finite Past tense form. For explanations of abbreviations, see the file marked “Sombra Data Annotation Scheme”.
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This file shows the examples in which a Spanish Imperfect form has as its equivalent a Russian Perfective form that is a finite Past tense form. For explanations of abbreviations, see the file marked “Sombra Data Annotation Scheme”.
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This file shows the examples in which a Spanish Preterite form has as its equivalent a Russian Imperfective form that is a finite Past tense form. For explanations of abbreviations, see the file marked “Sombra Data Annotation Scheme”.
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This file shows the examples in which a Spanish Preterite form has as its equivalent a Russian Imperfective form that is not a finite Past tense form. For explanations of abbreviations, see the file marked “Sombra Data Annotation Scheme”.
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This is the raw data from the Russian National Corpus Spanish-Russian parallel subcorpus when searched for Spanish Imperfect verb forms.
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