Syntactic Variety is a linguistic construct that quantifies the diversity of syntactic structures within a text by measuring the range and distribution of distinct grammatical constructions employed.
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Existentials and Other Locatives
Ray A. Freeze · Language · 1992 · 683 citations
Word order and syntactic features in the Scandinavian languages and English
Anders Holmberg · 1986 · 526 citations
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