Atomic lexical entries

Behavioral and Brain Sciences 22 (6):1029-1030 (1999)
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Not only do grammars have the dual structure that Clahsen discusses but the lexicon contains atomic, unanalyzed items, which would be still more mysterious for single-mechanism models. Forms of be in modern English are listed atomically and this is not a simple function of their morphological richness or of the fact that they move.

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