Demonstrative Agreement is a linguistic phenomenon within the broader category of grammatical agreement, specifically characterized by the morphosyntactic alignment between a demonstrative determiner and its associated noun in features such as number, gender, and case.
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Greville G. Corbett · Journal of Linguistics · 1979 · 262 citations
Demonstratives and reinforcers in Romance and Germanic languages
Judy B. Bernstein · Lingua · 1997 · 238 citations
Demonstratives as individual concepts
Paul Elbourne · Linguistics and Philosophy · 2008 · 228 citations · Full text
Demonstrative Movement in Spanish : a comparative approach
Laura Brugè · 1996 · 126 citations
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