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Denis Paperno, « Part of speech criteria », Mandenkan, ID : 10.4000/mandenkan.560
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Inflectional criteria differentiate only three classes of words in Beng: personal pronouns, verbs, and inflectionally invariable words (I’m setting aside the problematic inflectional status of reduplication for the moment). Let me now turn to the distributional criteria that allow us to distinguish parts of speech within the inflectionally invariable class. I avoid here any discussion of ideophones in Beng which may constitute one or several additional grammatical classes. Let me note only th...