Language, Band 65,Ausgaben 1-2Linguistic Society of America, 1989 |
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... position ( as the object of the verb ) to [ NP , S ] position ( as the subject of the sentence ) , where it then receives nominative case . As in English , a coindexed trace e is left behind after NP movement , forming an A - chain , as ...
... position ( as the object of the verb ) to [ NP , S ] position ( as the subject of the sentence ) , where it then receives nominative case . As in English , a coindexed trace e is left behind after NP movement , forming an A - chain , as ...
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... POSITIONS , as defined by Chomsky ( 1981 : 47 ) : ' An A - position is one in which an argument such as a name or a variable may appear in D- structure ; it is a potential 0 - position . The position of subject may or may not be a 0 - ...
... POSITIONS , as defined by Chomsky ( 1981 : 47 ) : ' An A - position is one in which an argument such as a name or a variable may appear in D- structure ; it is a potential 0 - position . The position of subject may or may not be a 0 - ...
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... positions . Moreover , as 73 shows , clitics and other phrases may simul- taneously occupy preverbal position . These facts reduce the VSO analysis to mere stipulation . The VSO analysis also wrongly predicts the absence of subject ...
... positions . Moreover , as 73 shows , clitics and other phrases may simul- taneously occupy preverbal position . These facts reduce the VSO analysis to mere stipulation . The VSO analysis also wrongly predicts the absence of subject ...
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acoustic adult agents analysis anaphor appear argues argument structure assigned auxiliary c-command Cambridge child Chomsky clauses clitic doubling cognitive complement complex consonants constraint constructions coronal Damon dative rule dialect dictionary direct object discourse discussion double double-object form Dravidian English epistemic evidence example fact function gemination German glottis grammar guage guistic hypothesis incorporated noun INFL language acquisition language contact lexical linguistic locative Mari marked markedness marker modals morpheme morphological morphophonological node noun incorporation obstruent palatalization paper phonetic phonology phrase Pinker position pragmatic predicted prefix prepositional prepositional form present primary features principle problem pronoun properties proposed reference relations Rendaku restrictions segments semantic sentences Sesotho Set II clitics sonorant Southern Tiwa speakers specific speech syntactic syntax Table theoretical theory Underspecification ungrammatical University Press utterances verb verbal passives voicing vowel word order Yagua