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... clause . Why should this be the case ? The answer provided by H's DDG of English is that topicalized nominals and fronted WH - phrases are both identified with the function TOPIC , and that a given function can be assigned to only one ...
... clause . Why should this be the case ? The answer provided by H's DDG of English is that topicalized nominals and fronted WH - phrases are both identified with the function TOPIC , and that a given function can be assigned to only one ...
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... clause is one of H's rules for SUBJECT . This rule is restricted to clauses specified by the grammar as subject ... clause with a designated constituent of the next clause up . If this clause is in turn identified as subject - raising ...
... clause is one of H's rules for SUBJECT . This rule is restricted to clauses specified by the grammar as subject ... clause with a designated constituent of the next clause up . If this clause is in turn identified as subject - raising ...
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... clause . So we now have an over - all structure which can be represented as in Figure 11.34 + sentence - nominal + ... clause , TOPIC may be assigned to a [ + wH - phrase ] constituent of a sentential complement of the clause's predicate ...
... clause . So we now have an over - all structure which can be represented as in Figure 11.34 + sentence - nominal + ... clause , TOPIC may be assigned to a [ + wH - phrase ] constituent of a sentential complement of the clause's predicate ...
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