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4. (↑ (↓2 PCASE)) = ↓2; | 4. (↑ (↓2 PCASE)) = ↓2; | ||
5. } | 5. } | ||
In the following, I will explain the annotation <span style="color: blue>(↑ (↓ PCASE)) = ↓<\span> on the PP. | |||
Revision as of 16:31, 28 November 2020
Prepositional Phrases: explaing the complex annotation
The textbook contains a c-structure rule for VP like the following:
1. VP → V PP
↑=↓ (↑ (↓ PCASE)) = ↓
which translates into the following xlfg rule:
1. VP → V PP
2. {
3. ↑=↓1;
4. (↑ (↓2 PCASE)) = ↓2;
5. }
In the following, I will explain the annotation (↑ (↓ PCASE)) = ↓<\span> on the PP.
(↑ SUBJ) =↓1;
1. S -> NP VP
2. {
3. (↑ SUBJ) =↓1;
4. ↑=↓2;
5. }