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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