Oblique Complement - Revision history

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	<code> wait for + N(P)--> wait for you </code><br>		<code> wait for + N(P)--> wait for you </code><br>
	<code> substitute with + N(P)--> substitute plastic with paper</code><br>		<code> substitute with + N(P)--> substitute plastic with paper</code><br>
	<code> rely on + N(P)--> rely on her punctuality<code><br>		<code> rely on + N(P)--> rely on her punctuality</code><br>
	<code>talk to + N(P) --> talk to the students</code>		<code> talk to + N(P) --> talk to the students</code>
	<li>the verb requires a directional phrase, independent of how this is lexicalized:</li>		<li>the verb requires a directional phrase, independent of how this is lexicalized:</li>
	<code> put [sth.]<b>DObj</b> [somewhere]<b>Obl.compl</b></code>		<code> put [sth.]<b>DObj</b> [somewhere]<b>Obl.compl</b></code>
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	<b>Categories and structural position</b><br>		<b>Categories and structural position</b><br>
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	<li<Oblique complements are always PPs.</li>		<li>Oblique complements are always PPs.</li>
	<li>It is a sister of V and NP and dominated by a VP.</li>		<li>It is a sister of V and NP and dominated by a VP.</li>
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	<li>it does not fit the definition of any of the other grammatical functions.</li>		<li>it does not fit the definition of any of the other grammatical functions.</li>
	<li>typical examples in which the verb restricts the choice of a PP</li>		<li>typical examples in which the verb restricts the choice of a PP</li>
	<code> wait for+N(P)--> wait for you </code><br>		<code> wait for + N(P)--> wait for you </code><br>
	<code> substitute with+N(P)--> substitute plastic with paper</code><br>		<code> substitute with + N(P)--> substitute plastic with paper</code><br>
	<code> rely on+N(P)--> rely on her punctuality<code><br>		<code> rely on + N(P)--> rely on her punctuality<code><br>
	<code>talk to+N(P) --> talk to the students</code~~><br~~>		<code>talk to + N(P) --> talk to the students</code>
	<li>the verb requires a directional phrase, independent of how this is lexicalized:</li>		<li>the verb requires a directional phrase, independent of how this is lexicalized:</li>
	<code> put [sth.]<b>DObj</b> [somewhere]<b>Obl.compl</b>		<code> put [sth.]<b>DObj</b> [somewhere]<b>Obl.compl</b></code>
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	<b>Categories and structural position</b><br>		<b>Categories and structural position</b><br>
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	<li<Oblique complements are always PPs.</li>		<li<Oblique complements are always PPs.</li>
	<li>It is a sister of V and NP and dominated by a VP.</li>		<li>It is a sister of V and NP and dominated by a VP.</li>
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	Example:		Example:
	_S_		_S_

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	~~The Oblique Complement~~		<b>Test for identifying oblique complements in English</b>
	Test for identifying oblique complements in English		<ul>
	An oblique complement is a PP or an AdvP which behaves like a complement, i.e. it is		<li>An oblique complement (<b>Obl.Compl</b>) is a <b>PP</b> or an AdvP which behaves like a complement, i.e. it is semantically implied syntactically necessary</li>
	semantically implied		<li>cannot be used with a pro-VP form such as <i>do so</i>:</li>
	syntactically necessary		<code>John put a book on the shelf and Mary did so (*into the drawer), too.</code>
	cannot be used with a pro-VP form such as do so:		<li>it does not fit the definition of any of the other grammatical functions.</li>
	''John put a book on the shelf and Mary did so (*into the drawer), too.		<li>typical examples in which the verb restricts the choice of a PP</li>
	~~but:~~ it does not fit the definition of any of the other grammatical functions.		<code> wait for+N(P)--> wait for you </code><br>
	typical examples:		<code> substitute with+N(P)--> substitute plastic with paper</code><br>
	~~a particular preposition is required by~~ the verb: wait for, substitute with, rely on, talk to ~~... about ..., ...~~		<code> rely on+N(P)--> rely on her punctuality<code><br>
	the verb requires a directional phrase, independent of how this is lexicalized: put ~~s.th~~. [somewhere]~~obl~~.compl		<code>talk to+N(P) --> talk to the students</code><br>
	Categories and structural position		<li>the verb requires a directional phrase, independent of how this is lexicalized:</li>
	Oblique complements are always PPs.		<code> put [sth.]<b>DObj</b> [somewhere]<b>Obl.compl</b>
	It is a sister of V and NP and dominated by a VP.		</ul>
			<b>Categories and structural position</b><br>
			<ul>
			<li<Oblique complements are always PPs.</li>
			<li>It is a sister of V and NP and dominated by a VP.</li>
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	_S_		_S_
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	subj / VP		subj / VP
	/ / / \		/ / / \
	/ / / obl.~~comp~~		/ / / obl.compl
	/ / / \|		/ / / \|
	NP Aux V _PP__		NP Aux V _PP__

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	[[Predicate_Complement\| ← '''Predicate Complement''']]      [[~~Phrases~~\| ↑ '''~~Phrases~~''']]      [[Modifiers_(Adjuncts)\| → '''Modifiers (Adjunct)''']]		[[Predicate_Complement\| ← '''Predicate Complement''']]      [[Grammatical_Functions \| ↑ '''Grammatical Functions''']]      [[Modifiers_(Adjuncts)\| → '''Modifiers (Adjunct)''']]
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			# [[Predicate \| The predicate]]<br>
			# [[Subject \| The subject]]<br>
			# [[Complements \| The complements]]<br>
			## [[Direct_Object \| The direct object]]<br>
			## [[Indirect_Object \| The indirect object]]<br>
			## [[Predicate_Complement \| The predicative complement]]<br>
			## [[Oblique_Complement \| The oblique complement]]<br>
			# [[Modifiers_(Adjuncts) \| Modifiers (Adjuncts)]]<br>

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-   [[Predicate_Complement| &larr; '''Predicate Complement''']]  &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; [[Phrases| &uarr; '''Phrases''']]  &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;   [[Modifier_(Adjunct)| &rarr; '''Modifier (Adjunct)''']]
+   [[Predicate_Complement| &larr; '''Predicate Complement''']]  &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; [[Phrases| &uarr; '''Phrases''']]  &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;   [[Modifiers_(Adjuncts)| &rarr; '''Modifiers (Adjunct)''']]
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	[[~~Predicate~~\| ← '''Predicate''']]      [[Phrases\| ↑ '''Phrases''']]      [[Modifier_(Adjunct)\| → '''Modifier (Adjunct)''']]		[[Predicate_Complement\| ← '''Predicate Complement''']]      [[Phrases\| ↑ '''Phrases''']]      [[Modifier_(Adjunct)\| → '''Modifier (Adjunct)''']]
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			[[Predicate\| ← '''Predicate''']]      [[Phrases\| ↑ '''Phrases''']]      [[Modifier_(Adjunct)\| → '''Modifier (Adjunct)''']]
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			<br><br>
			# [[Predicate \| The predicate]]<br>
			# [[Subject \| The subject]]<br>
			# [[Complements \| The complements]]<br>
			## [[Direct_Object \| The direct object]]<br>
			## [[Indirect_Object \| The indirect object]]<br>
			## [[Predicate_Complement \| The predicative complement]]<br>
			## [[Oblique_Complement \| The oblique complement]]<br>
			# [[Modifiers_(Adjuncts) \| Modifiers (Adjuncts)]]<br>

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