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Gert at 04:59, 25 July 2025

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 == Prepositional Phrases ==
 Presently, xlfg cannot handle complex annotations like that of the PP. Therefore, we will simplify the rule as follows:
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 . Do so and parse!
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	<span style="color: blue>Exercise 7.3</span>		<span style="color: blue>Exercise 7.3</span>

	1. Go to <span class="newwin">[https://~~xlfg~~.~~labri~~.~~fr/~~ https://~~xlfg~~.~~labri~~.~~fr/~~]</span> and log in.<br>		1. Go to <span class="newwin">[https://147.210.117.56 https://147.210.117.56]</span> and log in.<br>
	2. Open your latest version of Grammar 7.1.<br>		2. Open your latest version of Grammar 7.1.<br>
	3. Click on "Output Parameters"<br>		3. Click on "Output Parameters"<br>

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	1. Go to <span class="newwin">[https://xlfg.labri.fr/ https://xlfg.labri.fr/]</span> and log in.<br>		1. Go to <span class="newwin">[https://xlfg.labri.fr/ https://xlfg.labri.fr/]</span> and log in.<br>
	2. Open your version of Grammar 5.<br>		2. Open your latest version of Grammar 7.1.<br>
	3. Click on "Output Parameters"<br>		3. Click on "Output Parameters"<br>
	4. Under "Output for Argument-Structure:" select "Draw the Argument-Structure as an acyclic graph"<br>		4. Under "Output for Argument-Structure:" select "Draw the Argument-Structure as an acyclic graph"<br>

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	<span style="color: blue>Exercise 7.1</span>		<span style="color: blue>Exercise 7.1</span>

	1. Open ~~your latest grammar~~.<br>		1. Open Grammar-7.1<br>
	2. Add the two rules above to your grammar.<br>		2. Add the two rules above to your grammar.<br>
	3. Also add a correctly annotated rule VP -> V DP PP.<br>		3. Also add a correctly annotated rule VP -> V DP PP.<br>
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	[PRED: 'on<OBJ>',		[PRED: 'on<OBJ>',
	PCASE: OBL_LOC]		PCASE: OBL_LOC]

	4. Add the following test items:		4. Add the following test items:
	a. Oscar donated clothes to charity		a. Oscar donated clothes to charity

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	8. Study the relationship between the f-structure and the Argument Structure in the output.<br>		8. Study the relationship between the f-structure and the Argument Structure in the output.<br>
	9. Now assign thematic roles to all the other governed grammatical functions in your lexicon and make sure you get the expected Argument Structure output.		9. Now assign thematic roles to all the other governed grammatical functions in your lexicon and make sure you get the expected Argument Structure output.
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			<span style="color: blue>Homework</span>

			Read section 5.1 of the textbook.

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	Here are some concrete examples:		Here are some concrete examples:

	* [PRED 'pred<SUBJ.~~Agent~~>']		* [PRED 'pred<SUBJ.AGENT>']
	* [PRED 'pred<SUBJ.~~Agent~~, OBJ.PATIENT>']		* [PRED 'pred<SUBJ.AGENT, OBJ.PATIENT>']
	* [PRED 'pred<SUBJ.~~Agent~~, OBJ.PATIENT, OBL.LOCATION>']		* [PRED 'pred<SUBJ.AGENT, OBJ.PATIENT, OBL.LOCATION>']
	* [PRED 'pred<SUBJ.THEME>']		* [PRED 'pred<SUBJ.THEME>']

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	1. Open your latest grammar.<br>		1. Open your latest grammar.<br>
	2. Add the two rules above to your grammar.		2. Add the two rules above to your grammar.<br>
	3. Also add a correctly annotated rule VP -> V DP PP.		3. Also add a correctly annotated rule VP -> V DP PP.<br>
	2. Make sure that in all your VP rules that have a PP on the right the annotation on the PP is: (↑OBL) = ↓n.<br>		2. Make sure that in all your VP rules that have a PP on the right the annotation on the PP is: (↑OBL) = ↓n.<br>
	3. Add the prepositions ''to'' on ''on'' to your lexicon as follows:		3. Add the prepositions ''to'' on ''on'' to your lexicon as follows:

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	1. Open your latest grammar.<br>		1. Open your latest grammar.<br>
	2. ~~Change~~ all your VP rules that have a PP on the right ~~so that~~ the annotation on the PP is: (↑OBL) = ↓n.<br>		2. Add the two rules above to your grammar.
			3. Also add a correctly annotated rule VP -> V DP PP.
			2. Make sure that in all your VP rules that have a PP on the right the annotation on the PP is: (↑OBL) = ↓n.<br>
	3. Add the prepositions ''to'' on ''on'' to your lexicon as follows:		3. Add the prepositions ''to'' on ''on'' to your lexicon as follows:
	to P		to P

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	* [PRED 'pred<SUBJ.Agent>']		* [PRED 'pred<SUBJ.Agent>']
	* [PRED 'pred<SUBJ.Agent, OBJ.PATIENT>']		* [PRED 'pred<SUBJ.Agent, OBJ.PATIENT>']
	* [PRED 'pred<SUBJ.Agent, OBJ.PATIENT, ~~OBL_LOC~~.LOCATION>']		* [PRED 'pred<SUBJ.Agent, OBJ.PATIENT, OBL.LOCATION>']
	* [PRED 'pred<SUBJ.THEME>']		* [PRED 'pred<SUBJ.THEME>']