- English, an
inverted pseudo-cleft
consists of the
identical structure to
pseudoclefting, however, the two
strings around the verb be are inverted. The focus...
- 6)
answer ellipsis (question test), 7) clefting, 8) VP-ellipsis, 9)
pseudoclefting, 10) p****ivization, 11)
omission (deletion), 12) intrusion, 13) wh-fronting...
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constituency tests to back up
their stance. For instance, topicalization,
pseudoclefting, and
answer ellipsis suggest that non-finite VP does, but
finite VP...
- Branchio-oculo-facial
syndrome Other names Hemangiomatous branchial clefts-lip
pseudocleft syndrome Autosomal dominant is the
manner of
inheritance of this condition...
-
adjective phrase could be
elided (deleted). A
movement test,
specifically pseudoclefting, can be used to
confirm if very ****y is an
adjective phrase. Sam ordered...
- the
transitivity prefix, poN-. The
sentence in this
example exhibits a
pseudocleft construction with a
relative clause as the subject, and a WH-word as...
- Branchio-oculo-facial
syndrome (BOFS),
hemangiomatous branchial clefts-lip
pseudocleft syndrome ERCC6 AR ****ayne
syndrome type B (CSB), cerebro-oculo-facio-skeletal...
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reconstruction phenomena,
equatives and
other co****r constructions,
particularly pseudoclefts, the
syntax and
semantics of (especially)
nominal conjunction, and syntactic...
-
constituency tests.
Constituency tests (e.g. topicalization, clefting,
pseudoclefting, pro-form substitution,
answer ellipsis, p****ivization, omission, coordination...
- constituents. d. *What she
proved was him guilty.
Small clause fails pseudoclefting diagnostic for
identifying constituents. e. *What did she prove? - ...
