Morphosyntactic Number Features is a linguistic construct that specifies the grammatical category of number (such as singular, plural, or dual) within the morphology and syntax of a language, determining agreement relations between nouns, verbs, and associated elements.
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Person and Number in Pronouns: A Feature-Geometric Analysis
Heidi Harley, Elizabeth Ritter · Language · 2002 · 947 citations
On markedness asymmetries in person and number
Martha McGinnis · Language · 2005 · 174 citations
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