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The construction subject to the most restrictions is Topicalization ; thus it is the marked member of the opposition . Hence the construction and the NP adjunct are marked ; and the NP has salience as a marked syntactic constituent .
The construction subject to the most restrictions is Topicalization ; thus it is the marked member of the opposition . Hence the construction and the NP adjunct are marked ; and the NP has salience as a marked syntactic constituent .
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14 A similar pattern of marked structures having special conveyed meanings can be seen in prepositional passives , for which an account has been proposed by Davison 1980b : ( 55 ) a . Leonard has jumped on this sofa . b .
14 A similar pattern of marked structures having special conveyed meanings can be seen in prepositional passives , for which an account has been proposed by Davison 1980b : ( 55 ) a . Leonard has jumped on this sofa . b .
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It also does not explain the association of salience with a particular NP within a marked structure ( unless the marked NP is the one at which the strategies begin to fail , going from left to right , or the point at which reprocessing ...
It also does not explain the association of salience with a particular NP within a marked structure ( unless the marked NP is the one at which the strategies begin to fail , going from left to right , or the point at which reprocessing ...
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The English auxiliary system Yehuda N Falk | 483 |
Obligatory too in English Jeff Kaplan | 510 |
The repeated morph constraint L Menn and B MacWhinney | 519 |
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