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Neurophysiological correlates of processing Agreement and Tense in Arabic

2026-04-10

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Most syntactic approaches converge on the fact that Tense and Agreement are two different functional categories, although there is less agreement on their exact representation and relative hierarchical order. Cross-linguistic agrammatic data seems to support the difference between Tense and Agreement, with patterns of dissociation reported from agrammatism between them, in which Tense is generally more impaired th...

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Literature Corpus work: cacd11c8-46bf-52f5-b300-c4688ad59798
DOI: 10.64898/2026.04.10.717434

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