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category to which the coördinate constituents belong . As Figure 1 indicates , this is the category that dominates the immediate constituents of the coördinate construction , and is also the category to which the entire coördinate ...
category to which the coördinate constituents belong . As Figure 1 indicates , this is the category that dominates the immediate constituents of the coördinate construction , and is also the category to which the entire coördinate ...
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In 33 , the constituents of the coördinate construction ' some table and would , presumably , have to be some table plus ( and ) 0. Obviously these constituents neither belong to the same syntactic category nor have the same semantic ...
In 33 , the constituents of the coördinate construction ' some table and would , presumably , have to be some table plus ( and ) 0. Obviously these constituents neither belong to the same syntactic category nor have the same semantic ...
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Grosu calls this the Nucleus - and - Satellite ( henceforth N & S ) Constraint , and it restricts movement out of N & S constructions : those whose immediate constituents are identifiable as a Nucleus ( or head - a constituent that ...
Grosu calls this the Nucleus - and - Satellite ( henceforth N & S ) Constraint , and it restricts movement out of N & S constructions : those whose immediate constituents are identifiable as a Nucleus ( or head - a constituent that ...
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