@article{134722,
  annote                     = {Survey of Australian (and other) languages which mark tense in places other than the verb, with LFG analysis. The authors show that this is a phenomenon which constructive morphology (see Nordlinger 1997) is particularly well suited to handle.},
  author                     = {Nordlinger, Rachel and Sadler, L},
  booktitle                  = {Proceedings of the LFG 2000},
  editor                     = {M. Butt and T.H. King},
  journal                    = {Proceedings of LFG},
  pages                      = {197–214},
  publisher                  = {CSLI Publications},
  title                      = {Tense as a Nominal Category},
  url                        = {http://cslipublications.stanford.edu/LFG/5/lfg00.html (viewed on 21 May 2009)},
  year                       = {2000},
  aiatsis_code               = {G6, G35},
  aiatsis_reference_language = {Kayardild, Pitta Pitta},
  fn                         = {south_america\nordlinger -sadler_category2000.pdf},
  inlg                       = {English [eng]},
  keywords                   = {Australian,OBOsyn-lfg},
  lgcode                     = {Kayardild [gyd], Pitta Pitta [pit]},
  macro_area                 = {Australia},
  ozbib_id                   = {4389},
  ozbibreftype               = {5},
  src                        = {bowern, fabreall2009ann, ozbib}
}