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We assume that the syntax and semantics of Voice represented in 38 apply to all sentences with meN- throughout the rest of this article . 5. SEMANTIC AND SYNTACTIC DECOMPOSITION OF PREDICATES AND CAUSE . In this section , we outline ...
We assume that the syntax and semantics of Voice represented in 38 apply to all sentences with meN- throughout the rest of this article . 5. SEMANTIC AND SYNTACTIC DECOMPOSITION OF PREDICATES AND CAUSE . In this section , we outline ...
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be syntactically represented as 40 , where the semantic primitives , CAUSE and BECOME in 39 , are treated as abstract morphemes present in the syntax . ( 40 ) VP NP John CAUSE ( = v ) VP NP V ' the cup V - BECOME AP break In this ...
be syntactically represented as 40 , where the semantic primitives , CAUSE and BECOME in 39 , are treated as abstract morphemes present in the syntax . ( 40 ) VP NP John CAUSE ( = v ) VP NP V ' the cup V - BECOME AP break In this ...
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Only active topics are represented in f - structure ; inactive discourse referents are not — their accessibility is assumed to pertain to pragmatics rather than to sentence grammar . WH - PHRASES . WH - phrases are singled out as f ...
Only active topics are represented in f - structure ; inactive discourse referents are not — their accessibility is assumed to pertain to pragmatics rather than to sentence grammar . WH - PHRASES . WH - phrases are singled out as f ...
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