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Sign-based construction grammar: An informal synopsis

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This chapter 1 is intended as an introduction to some of the central notions of Sign-Based Construction Grammar (SBCG). 2 For a more general discussion of SBCG, including an informal, high-level summary of the framework, its historical development, motivation, and relation to other approaches to grammar,

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