PARADIGMATIC STRUCTURE IN SPEECH PRODUCTION
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Annotation: The concept of "paradigmatic structure" plays a fundamental role in the field of linguistics, particularly in the domain of speech production. This article delves into the theoretical underpinnings of paradigmatic structure in language, explores the methods used to study it, presents key results from research, engages in a discussion of the findings, and offers conclusions and suggestions for further exploration.
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