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1. A TRAVÉS DE LA SUBORDINADA: HIPERCONCORDANCIA EN CONTEXTOS DE DATIVO EXPERIMENTANTE EN ESPAÑOL.

Author

FERNÁNDEZ-SERRANO, Irene

Subjects
SPANISH language, VERBS, AGREEMENT (Grammar), ARGUMENT, GRAMMATICAL gender, HYPOTHESIS, SUBORDINATE constructions, SYNTAX (Grammar)
Abstract

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Published
2022
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2. La concordancia de haber existencial en la Ciudad de México.

Author

Lastra, Yolanda and Martín Butragueño, Pedro

Subjects
HABER (The Spanish word), SPANISH language, VARIATION in language, SOCIOLINGUISTICS, AGREEMENT (Grammar), SYNTAX (Grammar)
Abstract

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Published
2016
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3. EN TORNO A LA NATURALEZA Y PERTINENCIA DEL CONCEPTO DE CONJUGACIÓN OBJETIVA EN EL ESPAÑOL HABLADO EN EL PAÍS VASCO.

Author

ALONSO PASCUA, BORJA

Subjects
*CLITICS (Grammar), *PRONOMINALS (Grammar), *AGREEMENT (Grammar), *SPANISH language, *VARIATION in language, *INFLECTION (Grammar), SPANISH dialects
Abstract

Since the early 1900s, the linguistic theory has found support in the concept of objective conjugation to explain the clitic doubling structures in Spanish. Nevertheless, these examples are not all regarded as falling within that label, and indeed only a small number manifest the properties of this phenomenon in a robust way. From this perspective, this work analyses the contexts in which the category objective conjugation is relevant under the terms that will be judged here as generally accepted by the Grammar today. Given its contrastive approach, this paper first examines the compliance of those requirements in the Spanish peninsular standard. The aim is to transfer then this analysis to the variety spoken in the Basque Country, whose pronominal system and particular clitic doubling processes suggest, as it will be corroborated here, a stronger stability in the manifestation of the objective conjugation. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2018

4. NEOLOGÍA DE PRÉSTAMO: LA ADAPTACIÓN MORFOLÓGICA DE GÉNERO DE LOS NEOLOGISMOS LÉXICOS PROCEDENTES DEL INGLÉS.

Author

Díaz Hormigo, María Tadea

Subjects
SPANISH language, GRAMMATICAL gender, ENGLISH language, NEW words, NOUNS
Abstract

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Published
2022
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5. COMENTARIOS A ALGUNOS CAMBIOS NORMATIVOS RECIENTES DE LA REAL ACADEMIA ESPAÑOLA Y DE LA ASOCIACIÓN DE ACADEMIAS DE LA LENGUA ESPAÑOLA Y LA PREVISIÓN DE FUTUROS CAMBIOS.

Author

TORREGO, LEONARDO GÓMEZ

Subjects
*SPANISH language, *DIACRITICS, *DEMONSTRATIVES (Grammar), *TRANSITIVITY (Grammar), *CAUSATIVE (Linguistics), *COMPOUND words, *ORTHOGRAPHY & spelling, GRAMMAR, Historical
Abstract

In this paper we discuss some orthographic innovations in the latest academic works, and provide arguments to defend possible alternatives. We specifically deal with the graphic accent in the adverb solo, in the masculine and feminine demonstrative pronouns and in words like guion 'hyphen' as well as the orthographic rules for the prefix ex and the latinisms. In addition, we present some thoughts, that could be interpreted as predictions, on possible future changes. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2013