Dryer, Matthew S.. 2001 The basic order of adverbial subordinate clause and main clause. Dryer, Matthew S. (ed.) Matthew Dryer's Typological Database

Buffalo: Department of Linguistics, University at Buffalo. URL (Accessed on 2013-12-09.)

Dryer, Matthew S.. 2001 The basic position of adverbial subordinators (morphemes indicating specific semantic relationships of adverbial clauses to the main clause, with meanings such as ‘when’, ‘because’, ‘after’, ‘although’, ‘if’) relative to the rest of the subordinate clause. Dryer, Matthew S. (ed.) Matthew Dryer's Typological Database

Buffalo: Department of Linguistics, University at Buffalo. URL (Accessed on 2013-12-09.)

Dryer, Matthew S.. 2001 Whether interrogative words in content questions obligatorily occur in sentence-initial position or not. Dryer, Matthew S. (ed.) Matthew Dryer's Typological Database

Buffalo: Department of Linguistics, University at Buffalo. URL (Accessed on 2013-12-09.)

Dryer, Matthew S.. 2001 The basic position of question particles or affixes (used to indicate a yes/no question) (Q) relative to the main verb or verb stem (V). Dryer, Matthew S. (ed.) Matthew Dryer's Typological Database

Buffalo: Department of Linguistics, University at Buffalo. URL (Accessed on 2013-12-09.)

Dryer, Matthew S.. 2001 The basic order of adjective (Adj) and standard (St). Dryer, Matthew S. (ed.) Matthew Dryer's Typological Database

Buffalo: Department of Linguistics, University at Buffalo. URL (Accessed on 2013-12-09.)

Dryer, Matthew S.. 2001 The basic order of marker (M) and standard (St). Dryer, Matthew S. (ed.) Matthew Dryer's Typological Database

Buffalo: Department of Linguistics, University at Buffalo. URL (Accessed on 2013-12-09.)

Dryer, Matthew S.. 2001 The basic order of adjective (Adj), marker (M), and standard (St) in comparatives. Dryer, Matthew S. (ed.) Matthew Dryer's Typological Database

Buffalo: Department of Linguistics, University at Buffalo. URL (Accessed on 2013-12-09.)

Dryer, Matthew S.. 2001 The basic order of adjective (Adj) and degree word (intensifier, qualifying word) (Deg) (like very in English) (including bound morphemes expressing same meaning). Dryer, Matthew S. (ed.) Matthew Dryer's Typological Database

Buffalo: Department of Linguistics, University at Buffalo. URL (Accessed on 2013-12-09.)

Dryer, Matthew S.. 2001 The basic position of negative morphemes (Neg) relative to main/lexical verb or verb stem (V). Dryer, Matthew S. (ed.) Matthew Dryer's Typological Database

Buffalo: Department of Linguistics, University at Buffalo. URL (Accessed on 2013-12-09.)

Dryer, Matthew S.. 2001 The basic position of causative morphemes (Caus) relative to lexical verb or verb stem (V). Dryer, Matthew S. (ed.) Matthew Dryer's Typological Database

Buffalo: Department of Linguistics, University at Buffalo. URL (Accessed on 2013-12-09.)

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