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A Meta-analysis of the Effects of Using AI Chatbot in Korean EFL Education
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- Phase Analysis of Movement in Korean Noun Phrase
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Hyunjung Park
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Abstract
Keywords
# Relator Phrase # phase # Weak PIC # locality condition # CP/DP parallelism
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