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syntax

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Chapter 3

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Chapter 4: Syntax

Chapter 4: Syntax. Part V. Sentence relatedness (p. 150-). Certain sentence types are systematically related to each other. In language, there are structural differences which correspond in a systematic way to meaning differences .

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Syntax Transformations

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Related Sentences

Related Sentences. The boy is sleeping. Is the boy sleeping? The boy can sleep. Can the boy sleep? Mary picked up the book. Mary picked the book up. Mary hit Bill. Bill was hit by Mary.

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SYNTAX

SYNTAX. Introduction to Linguistics. BASIC IDEAS. What is a sentence?. Grammaticality. Grammatical vs. ungrammatical well formed vs. ill formed words must conform to specific patterns determined by the syntactic rules of the language based on syntactic rules NOT based on

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Phrase-Structure Rules: Theoretical Foundations (Sag et al., Ch. 2)

Phrase-Structure Rules: Theoretical Foundations (Sag et al., Ch. 2). Linguistics 6450 January 24, 2008. Basic Concepts and Terms. A phrase-structure (or PS) rule describes a constituent : a string of words that behaves as a unit, e.g., PP ? P NP.

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Phrase-Structure Rules: Theoretical Foundations (Sag et al., Ch. 2)

Phrase-Structure Rules: Theoretical Foundations (Sag et al., Ch. 2). Linguistics 6450 January 24, 2008. Basic Concepts and Terms. A phrase-structure (or PS) rule describes a constituent : a string of words that behaves as a unit, e.g., PP ? P NP.

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