Language, Band 77,Ausgaben 1-2Linguistic Society of America, 2001 |
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... complement headed by if or whether . This basic assumption is elaborated in later work ( Bresnan 1972 , Chomsky 1973 ) ... complement , but that the syntactic realization of that complement can vary . ( 5 ) John asked me [ cp what the time ...
... complement headed by if or whether . This basic assumption is elaborated in later work ( Bresnan 1972 , Chomsky 1973 ) ... complement , but that the syntactic realization of that complement can vary . ( 5 ) John asked me [ cp what the time ...
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... complement of tell and an if - complement.2 ( 11 ) #The bartender told me if I was drunk . Following Groenendijk and Stokhof , we assume that tell takes a true proposition as its complement . If an if - clause cannot introduce a true ...
... complement of tell and an if - complement.2 ( 11 ) #The bartender told me if I was drunk . Following Groenendijk and Stokhof , we assume that tell takes a true proposition as its complement . If an if - clause cannot introduce a true ...
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... complement and auxiliary strings with not , are analyzed as having structures that are incompatible with evidence from coordination . VPs with multiple complements , such as 2a , are analyzed as [ vp V Comp Comp ] , which entails the ...
... complement and auxiliary strings with not , are analyzed as having structures that are incompatible with evidence from coordination . VPs with multiple complements , such as 2a , are analyzed as [ vp V Comp Comp ] , which entails the ...
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