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| == Functional Control ==
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| * Go to <span class="newwin">[https://xlfg.labri.fr/ https://xlfg.labri.fr/]</span>.
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| * Create a new project and copy your previous grammar into your new project.
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| * On the basis of pages 102-108 in the textbook, make all the additions to the grammar that are necessary to yield the following o
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| (1) Ingrid tried to buy olives
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| Make sure that your grammar makes the correct predictions for the sentence below:
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| (2) Ingrid buys olives <br>
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| (3) *Ingrid tried buys olives
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| In this unit, we will extend the grammar to license sentences with verbs like 'try' and 'seems' which have interesting properties.
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| ==''try (Control verb)''==
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| Notation:
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| In the exercises of this unit, we will have to implement '''Control''': this means that a GF of the higher verb and the SUBJ of the higher verb's XCOMP are identical.
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| In XLFG, this is written as follows:
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| * (↑SUBJ) = (↑XCOMP SUBJ); means: the SUBJ of the higher verb and the XCOMP's SUBJ are identical.
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| * (↑OBJ) = (↑XCOMP SUBJ); means: the OBJ of the higher verb and the XCOMP's SUBJ are identical.
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| <span style="color: blue>Exercise 9.1 </span>
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| * Go to <span class="newwin">[https://xlfg.labri.fr/ https://xlfg.labri.fr/]</span>.
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| * Create a new project and copy your previous grammar into your new project.
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| * On the basis of pages 102-103 in the textbook, make all the additions to the grammar that are necessary to yield the following outputs for sentence (1):
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| Implement the following grammatical assumptions:
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| * 'to' (the infinitive marker): assume that it is marked [IM:+].
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| * 'buy': [VFORM:INF]
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| (2) Ingrid buys olives <br>
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| (3) *Ingrid tried buys olives
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| ==''seem(Raising verb)''==
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| Notation:
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| The verb ''seem'' differes from the verb ''try'' in that ''seem'' does not assign a semantic role to its SUBJ. This is the first time we encounter such verbs. In XLFG, GFs that the predicate does not assign a role to are written between the closing > and the final apostrophe, as follows:
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| * PRED:'X<...>Y'
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| Meaning of the line above: the GFs listed in ... are assigned semantic roles by the predicate, but the grammatical function Y is not.
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| <span style="color: blue>Exercise 9.2 </span>
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| * Go to <span class="newwin">[https://xlfg.labri.fr/ https://xlfg.labri.fr/]</span>.
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| * Make sure that under 'Output Parameters' '''Extended Coherence test on Feature-Structures''' is set to '''Yes'''</span>.
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| * Create a new project and copy your previous grammar into your new project.
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| * On the basis of pages 104-108 in the textbook, make all the additions to the grammar that are necessary to yield the following outputs for sentence (4):
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| (4) Ingrid seemed to buy olives.
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| Extended Coherence Condition [non-final version] (p. 138)
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| * All governable functions present in an f-structure must occur in the value of a local PRED feature.
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| * All functions that have a PRED value must have a theta role.
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| [[Practical_Grammar |'''Main page''']] [[Practical_Grammar_2|'''Week 2''']] [[Practical_Grammar_3|'''Week 3''']] [[Practical_Grammar_4|'''Week 4''']] [[Practical_Grammar_5|'''Week 5''']] [[Practical_Grammar_6|'''Week 6''']] [[Practical_Grammar_7|'''Week 7''']] [[Practical_Grammar_8|'''Week 8''']] '''Week 9''' [[Practical_Grammar_Help|'''Help''']]
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