Proceedings of the 5th Annual Conference of the Formal Linguistics Society of Mid-AmericaDepartment of Linguistics, University of Illiuois, 1996 - Grammar, Comparative and general - 485 pages |
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... John is late ] ; [ vp seems [ cp till ( 30 ) * [ cp 0 John is late ] ; [ yp seems [ AP ti [ A obvious [ cp ti ] ] ] ] ( 31 ) [ cp That John is late ] ; [ yp seems [ AP ti [ A obvious [ cp til ] ] ] ( 28 ) and ( 30 ) are analyzed as ...
... John is late ] ; [ vp seems [ cp till ( 30 ) * [ cp 0 John is late ] ; [ yp seems [ AP ti [ A obvious [ cp ti ] ] ] ] ( 31 ) [ cp That John is late ] ; [ yp seems [ AP ti [ A obvious [ cp til ] ] ] ( 28 ) and ( 30 ) are analyzed as ...
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... John - ul person - PL - Nom J. - Acc love - and [ t Bill - ul miweha ] -n - ta - ko malha - n - ta B. - Acc hate - Pres - Dec - C say - Pres - Dec ' As for Mary , people say she loves John and hates Bill . ' b . Mary - nun ; [ John ...
... John - ul person - PL - Nom J. - Acc love - and [ t Bill - ul miweha ] -n - ta - ko malha - n - ta B. - Acc hate - Pres - Dec - C say - Pres - Dec ' As for Mary , people say she loves John and hates Bill . ' b . Mary - nun ; [ John ...
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... John left ( 22 ) I don't regret that John left In the complements of non - factive predicates the matrix nega- tion can take scope over the embedded clause and change its truth value . Therefore , ( 21 ) implies that ' John didn't leave ...
... John left ( 22 ) I don't regret that John left In the complements of non - factive predicates the matrix nega- tion can take scope over the embedded clause and change its truth value . Therefore , ( 21 ) implies that ' John didn't leave ...
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addition adjunct adverb allows analysis appear approach argue argument assign assimilation associated assume binding Chomsky claim clause clitic complements complex condition consider consonantal consonants constraints constructions contrast dependencies derivation determiner discussion distinct effect elements English evidence examples expression extraction fact function give given glides grammar harmony head indicates interpretation involves John languages lexical licensing Linguistics marked Mary meaning morpheme move movement nasal nature nominative Note noun null object occur overt passive pattern phonological phrase position possible predicate prefix present Press principles problem pronouns properties propose prosodic raising ranking reading refer relation representation represented requirement respect result rules scope seems segments semantic sentence shown Spec specifier structure suggests syllable syntactic syntax tense theory tion topic underlying University verb violation vocalic vowel