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LEXICAL FUNCTIONAL GRAMMAR ( LFG ; see Bresnan 1982a ) characterizes the structure of a sentence as a pair of representations : one of grammatical relations ( F - structure ) and one of constituent structure ( C - structure ) .
LEXICAL FUNCTIONAL GRAMMAR ( LFG ; see Bresnan 1982a ) characterizes the structure of a sentence as a pair of representations : one of grammatical relations ( F - structure ) and one of constituent structure ( C - structure ) .
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An f - structure , according to K & B ( 176 ) , consists of a set of ordered pairs , each of which consists of an ATTRIBUTE ... and ( c ) sub- sidiary f - structures - sets of ordered pairs representing complexes of internal functions .
An f - structure , according to K & B ( 176 ) , consists of a set of ordered pairs , each of which consists of an ATTRIBUTE ... and ( c ) sub- sidiary f - structures - sets of ordered pairs representing complexes of internal functions .
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Because the implications of determining the correct c - structure induced by verbs like believe are far - reaching , it is worthwhile to examine the evidence that might help to decide this question . Andrews ' and Mohanan's arguments ...
Because the implications of determining the correct c - structure induced by verbs like believe are far - reaching , it is worthwhile to examine the evidence that might help to decide this question . Andrews ' and Mohanan's arguments ...
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Current Periodicals Collection | 258 |
VOLUME 61 NUMBER 1 | 322 |
Topic structures in Chinese | 745 |
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