Language, Band 45,Ausgaben 3-4George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1969 |
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... Relative shift rule , one which may or may not be exploited in individual lan- guages and which may or may not have additional , language - specific constraints in those languages where it is operative ( for instance , the transported ...
... Relative shift rule , one which may or may not be exploited in individual lan- guages and which may or may not have additional , language - specific constraints in those languages where it is operative ( for instance , the transported ...
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... Relative shift , entails that the tree structure of a relative clause will be very different depending on whether the subject noun phrase or some other noun phrase is relativized . In PM10 , an object noun phrase has undergone Relative ...
... Relative shift , entails that the tree structure of a relative clause will be very different depending on whether the subject noun phrase or some other noun phrase is relativized . In PM10 , an object noun phrase has undergone Relative ...
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... relative pronouns — namely that the latter , but not the former , can be deleted . That is , while 105 is ungrammatical , 106 is well formed : ( 105 ) * Bill wants the money is on the desk . ( 106 ) Bill wants the money I found . The ...
... relative pronouns — namely that the latter , but not the former , can be deleted . That is , while 105 is ungrammatical , 106 is well formed : ( 105 ) * Bill wants the money is on the desk . ( 106 ) Bill wants the money I found . The ...
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