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The position of certain clause particles in phrase structure . LI 5.614-19 . and Ronald M. Kaplan . 1982. Introduction : Grammars as mental representations of language . The mental representation of grammatical relations , ed . by J. W. ...
The position of certain clause particles in phrase structure . LI 5.614-19 . and Ronald M. Kaplan . 1982. Introduction : Grammars as mental representations of language . The mental representation of grammatical relations , ed . by J. W. ...
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as consisting of a core sentence of the form i + W + adjective , into which a fi phrase is embedded . In her analysis , W represents any preverbal particle , while i represents the impersonal pronoun , equivalent to SE it .
as consisting of a core sentence of the form i + W + adjective , into which a fi phrase is embedded . In her analysis , W represents any preverbal particle , while i represents the impersonal pronoun , equivalent to SE it .
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It is clear that the first fi phrase here , fi mieri , is a prepositional phrase complementing the verbal haad of the higher clause . The second fi phrase , fi sel dem so , is a reduced clause in which fi has a modal function .
It is clear that the first fi phrase here , fi mieri , is a prepositional phrase complementing the verbal haad of the higher clause . The second fi phrase , fi sel dem so , is a reduced clause in which fi has a modal function .
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