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Human impersonal pronouns in Swedish and Dutch
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  • 1999Svenska Akademiens grammatik422 cited
  • 1984Algemene Nederlandse spraakkunst400 cited
  • 2015Meaning potentials and the interaction between lexis and contexts87 cited
  • 2007The spread and decline of indefinite man-constructions in European languages44 cited
  • 2006‘Arbitrary’ Pro and the Theory of Pro-Drop43 cited
  • 2007It's the economy, stupid! Een vergelijkende blik op 'men' en 'man'24 cited
  • 2012Human Impersonal Pronoun Uses in English, Dutch and German24 cited

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