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Iva: /* Head-Specifier Phrases */

2024-07-12T07:29:14Z

Head-Specifier Phrases

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	[[File:H-SPR phrase.PNG\|400px]]<br>		[[File:H-SPR phrase.PNG\|400px]]<br>
	In words: A head-specifier phrase can be formed by combining <i style="color:blue;">a sign</i> [= the head daughter] with <i style="color:blue;">a second sign</i> [= the specifier daughter] whose syntactic category can be unified with the syntactic category		In words: A head-specifier phrase can be formed by combining <i style="color:blue;">a sign</i> [= the head daughter] with <i style="color:blue;">a second sign</i> [= the specifier daughter] whose syntactic category can be unified with the syntactic category on the word’s SPR list. The mother and its head daughter are both COMPS-saturated (= have empty COMPS lists).
	on the word’s SPR list. The mother and its head daughter are both COMPS-saturated (= have empty COMPS lists).

	Comparing the tree in the online grammar with the tree above (the rule), you will notice that they aren't completely identical.		Comparing the tree in the online grammar with the tree above (the rule), you will notice that they aren't completely identical.

Iva: /* Head-Specifier Phrases */

2024-07-12T07:28:24Z

Head-Specifier Phrases

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	[[File:H-SPR phrase.PNG\|400px]]<br>		[[File:H-SPR phrase.PNG\|400px]]<br>
	In words: A head-specifier phrase can be formed by combining <i style="color:blue;">a sign</i> [= the head daughter] with <i style="color:blue;">a second sign>/i> [= the specifier daughter] whose syntactic category can be unified with the syntactic category		In words: A head-specifier phrase can be formed by combining <i style="color:blue;">a sign</i> [= the head daughter] with <i style="color:blue;">a second sign</i> [= the specifier daughter] whose syntactic category can be unified with the syntactic category
	on the word’s SPR list. The mother and its head daughter are both COMPS-saturated (= have empty COMPS lists).		on the word’s SPR list. The mother and its head daughter are both COMPS-saturated (= have empty COMPS lists).

Iva: /* Head-Specifier Phrases */

2024-07-12T07:27:58Z

Head-Specifier Phrases

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	[[File:H-SPR phrase.PNG\|400px]]<br>		[[File:H-SPR phrase.PNG\|400px]]<br>
	In words: a head-specifier phrase can be formed by combining <i style="color:blue;">a sign</i> [= ~~specifier~~ daughter] with <i style="color:blue;">a second sign</i> [= the ~~head~~ daughter] whose syntactic category can be unified with the syntactic category on the word’s SPR list. The mother and its head daughter are both COMPS-saturated (= have empty COMPS lists).		In words: A head-specifier phrase can be formed by combining <i style="color:blue;">a sign</i> [= the head daughter] with <i style="color:blue;">a second sign>/i> [= the specifier daughter] whose syntactic category can be unified with the syntactic category
			on the word’s SPR list. The mother and its head daughter are both COMPS-saturated (= have empty COMPS lists).

	Comparing the tree in the online grammar with the tree above (the rule), you will notice that they aren't completely identical.		Comparing the tree in the online grammar with the tree above (the rule), you will notice that they aren't completely identical.

Iva: /* Head-Specifier Phrases */

2024-06-04T16:15:05Z

Head-Specifier Phrases

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	[[File:H-SPR phrase.PNG\|400px]]<br>		[[File:H-SPR phrase.PNG\|400px]]<br>
	In words: a head-specifier phrase can be formed by combining <i style="color:blue;">a sign</i> [= specifier daughter] with <i style="color:blue;">a second sign</i> [= the ~~non-~~head daughter] whose syntactic category can be unified with the syntactic category on the word’s SPR list. The mother and its head daughter are both COMPS-saturated (= have empty COMPS lists).		In words: a head-specifier phrase can be formed by combining <i style="color:blue;">a sign</i> [= specifier daughter] with <i style="color:blue;">a second sign</i> [= the head daughter] whose syntactic category can be unified with the syntactic category on the word’s SPR list. The mother and its head daughter are both COMPS-saturated (= have empty COMPS lists).

	Comparing the tree in the online grammar with the tree above (the rule), you will notice that they aren't completely identical.		Comparing the tree in the online grammar with the tree above (the rule), you will notice that they aren't completely identical.

Gert: /* Head-Complement Phrases */

2022-04-27T06:20:46Z

Head-Complement Phrases

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Gert: /* Head-Complement Phrases */

2022-04-11T09:29:57Z

Head-Complement Phrases

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	* Parse the string "likes lilly".		* Parse the string "likes lilly".
	* Click on the three category nodes.		* Click on the three category nodes.
	* Interpret what you see and ~~anser~~ the following questions.		* Interpret what you see and answer the following questions.

	(1) <span style="color: blue>Which daughter is the head daughter of the head-complement phrase?</span>		(1) <span style="color: blue>Which daughter is the head daughter of the head-complement phrase?</span>

Gert at 11:26, 14 December 2020

2020-12-14T11:26:15Z

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	[[Syntax_1_Wiki \|'''Main page''']] [[Syntax_1_Wiki:_Week_1\| '''Week 1''']] [[Syntax_1_Wiki:_Week_2\| '''Week 2''']] [[Syntax_1_Wiki:_Week_3\| '''Week 3''']] '''Week 4''' [[Syntax_1_Wiki:_Week_5\| '''Week 5''']] [[Syntax_1_Wiki:_Week_6\| '''Week 6''']]		[[Syntax_1_Wiki \|'''Main page''']] [[Syntax_1_Wiki:_Week_1\| '''Week 1''']] [[Syntax_1_Wiki:_Week_2\| '''Week 2''']] [[Syntax_1_Wiki:_Week_3\| '''Week 3''']] '''Week 4''' [[Syntax_1_Wiki:_Week_5\| '''Week 5''']] [[Syntax_1_Wiki:_Week_6\| '''Week 6''']] [[Syntax_1_Wiki:_Week_7\| '''Week 7''']] [[Syntax_1_Wiki:_Week_8\| '''Week 8''']]
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	<!-- \|[[Phrases\| '''Week 3''']]\| '''Week 4'''\|[[Syntax_1_Wiki:_Week_5\| '''Week 5''']]\|[[Syntax_1_Wiki:_Week_6\| '''Week 6''']]\| Week 7		<!-- \|[[Phrases\| '''Week 3''']]\| '''Week 4'''\|[[Syntax_1_Wiki:_Week_5\| '''Week 5''']]\|[[Syntax_1_Wiki:_Week_6\| '''Week 6''']]\| Week 7
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Gert at 10:57, 30 November 2020

2020-11-30T10:57:01Z

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	[[Syntax_1_Wiki \|'''Main page''']]\|[[Syntax_1_Wiki:_Week_1\| '''Week 1''']] \|[[Syntax_1_Wiki:_Week_2\| '''Week 2''']] \|[[Syntax_1_Wiki:_Week_3\| '''Week 3''']] \| '''Week 4''' \|[[Syntax_1_Wiki:_Week_5\| '''Week 5''']]		[[Syntax_1_Wiki \|'''Main page''']] [[Syntax_1_Wiki:_Week_1\| '''Week 1''']] [[Syntax_1_Wiki:_Week_2\| '''Week 2''']] [[Syntax_1_Wiki:_Week_3\| '''Week 3''']] '''Week 4''' [[Syntax_1_Wiki:_Week_5\| '''Week 5''']] [[Syntax_1_Wiki:_Week_6\| '''Week 6''']]
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	<!-- \|[[Phrases\| '''Week 3''']]\| '''Week 4'''\|[[Syntax_1_Wiki:_Week_5\| '''Week 5''']]\|[[Syntax_1_Wiki:_Week_6\| '''Week 6''']]\| Week 7		<!-- \|[[Phrases\| '''Week 3''']]\| '''Week 4'''\|[[Syntax_1_Wiki:_Week_5\| '''Week 5''']]\|[[Syntax_1_Wiki:_Week_6\| '''Week 6''']]\| Week 7
	-->		-->

Gert at 18:42, 29 November 2020

2020-11-29T18:42:46Z

Gert: /* Head-Complement Phrases */

2020-11-23T13:01:39Z

Head-Complement Phrases

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	[[Syntax_1_Wiki \|'''Main page''']]\|[[Syntax_1_Wiki:_Week_1\| '''Week 1''']] \|[[Syntax_1_Wiki:_Week_2\| '''Week 2''']] \|[[Syntax_1_Wiki:_Week_3\| '''Week 3''']] \| '''Week 4'''		[[Syntax_1_Wiki \|'''Main page''']]\|[[Syntax_1_Wiki:_Week_1\| '''Week 1''']] \|[[Syntax_1_Wiki:_Week_2\| '''Week 2''']] \|[[Syntax_1_Wiki:_Week_3\| '''Week 3''']] \| '''Week 4''' \|[[Syntax_1_Wiki:_Week_5\| '''Week 5''']]
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	<!-- \|[[Phrases\| '''Week 3''']]\| '''Week 4'''\|[[Syntax_1_Wiki:_Week_5\| '''Week 5''']]\|[[Syntax_1_Wiki:_Week_6\| '''Week 6''']]\| Week 7		<!-- \|[[Phrases\| '''Week 3''']]\| '''Week 4'''\|[[Syntax_1_Wiki:_Week_5\| '''Week 5''']]\|[[Syntax_1_Wiki:_Week_6\| '''Week 6''']]\| Week 7
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	<span style="color: blue>Exercise</span>		<span style="color: blue>Exercise</span>

	Go to the [http://141.2.159.95:~~7029~~/wt/ Online Grammar] and do the following:		Go to the [http://141.2.159.95:7001/wt/ Online Grammar] and do the following:

	* Type "snores" into the ''Sentence'' textbox and press the "Parse" button or RETURN on your keyboard.		* Type "snores" into the ''Sentence'' textbox and press the "Parse" button or RETURN on your keyboard.
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	<span style="color: blue>Exercise</span>		<span style="color: blue>Exercise</span>

	Go to the [http://141.2.159.95:~~7029~~/wt/ Online Grammar] and do the following:		Go to the [http://141.2.159.95:7001/wt/ Online Grammar] and do the following:

	* Parse the sentence Lilly dances".		* Parse the sentence Lilly dances".
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	<span style="color: blue>Exercise</span>		<span style="color: blue>Exercise</span>

	Go to the <span class="newwin">[http://141.2.159.95:~~7029~~/wt/ Online Grammar]</span> and do the following:		Go to the <span class="newwin">[http://141.2.159.95:7001/wt/ Online Grammar]</span> and do the following:

	* Parse the string "a cat".		* Parse the string "a cat".
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	<span style="color: blue>Exercise</span>		<span style="color: blue>Exercise</span>

	Go to the <span class="newwin">[http://141.2.159.95:~~7029~~/wt/ Online Grammar]</span> and do the following:		Go to the <span class="newwin">[http://141.2.159.95:7001/wt/ Online Grammar]</span> and do the following:

	* Parse the string "likes lilly".		* Parse the string "likes lilly".