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- Corpus-Based Acquisition of Collocational Prepositional Phrases
- Collocational prepositional phrases like ten koste van (at the expense of), met het oog op (with an eye on), and onder het mom van (under the pretext of) are patterns of the form P-NP-P, which have a ...
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- Corpus-Based Acquisition of Collocational Prepositional Phrases
- Collocational prepositional phrases like ten koste van (at the expense of), met het oog op (with an eye on), and onder het mom van (under the pretext of) are patterns of the form P-NP-P, which have a ...
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- Complement Clauses and Expletives 1996
- this paper we investigate howwemay account for this asymmetry in a nontransformational framework such as HPSG.
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- Complement Clauses and Expletives 1996
- this paper we investigate howwemay account for this asymmetry in a nontransformational framework such as HPSG.
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- Complement Clauses and Expletives 1996
- this paper we investigate howwemay account for this asymmetry in a nontransformational framework such as HPSG.
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- Cognitive Foundations of Interpretation 2004
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- FOCUS PARTICLES INSIDE PREPOSITIONAL PHRASES A COMPARISON OF DUTCH ENG...
- Abstract: Partly due to disagreement on acceptability judgments, there is little agreement on the possibility of PP-internal and DP-internal focus particles in languages such as Dutch, English and Ger...
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- Complex Predicates and Information Spreading in LFG Avery D Andrews Ch...
- an infinitival complement. Example (1b) is mono-clausal, however, and involves a complex predicate. The arguments for adopting a monoclausal analysis come from agreement, binding, and control. Finite ...
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