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Subject: Re: Underlying Structure of Words
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Date: Mon, 18-Feb-85 09:27:00 EST
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/* Written  4:06 pm  Feb 13, 1985 by bob@cadovax in uiucdcsb:net.nlang */
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Has anybody ever considered the syntactic structure of words?
-- 
Bob Kaplan
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Morphology studies just these sorts of questions.  Maybe someone out there
can give you a reference for English morphology.  I could only 
recommend texts on Slavic morphology.

	- Judy Grass,  University of Illinois - Urbana
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