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	If you have successfully passed the '''written exam''' of a Semantics 1 course by Frank Richter or Manfred Sailer in one of the last three terms, you need not do the entrance test.		If you have successfully passed the '''written exam''' of a Semantics 1 course by Frank Richter or Manfred Sailer in one of the last three terms, you need not do the entrance test.

			= Material for week 5 =

			== Homework ==

			* Read Chapter 5, section 5.4 of the textbook.
			* Provide the lexical entries of an intransitive and a ditransitive verb (including the local semantics!)

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			== Slides ==

			Slides: [[File:WS1617-Interface-slides04-final.pdf]]

	== Homework for week 4 ==		== Homework for week 4 ==

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Material for week 2

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	We will uses the movie ''Back to the Future'' in class.		We will uses the movie ''Back to the Future'' in class.

	Slides for week 2: [[File:WiSe1617-Sem2-slides02-final.pdf]]		<!-- Slides for week 2: [[File:WiSe1617-Sem2-slides02-final.pdf]] -->

	== Background links ==		== Background links ==

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Material for week 2

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	We will uses the movie ''Back to the Future'' in class.		We will uses the movie ''Back to the Future'' in class.

			Slides for week 2: [[File:WiSe1617-Sem2-slides02-final.pdf]]

	== Background links ==		== Background links ==

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			== Homework for week 4 ==

			* Read Chapter 5, section 5.1-5.3 of the textbook. You are welcome to read Section 5.4 as well. (Section 5.4. is long but not very densely written)
			* Provide the PARTS lists for the words and phrases for our example Marty likes Jennifer from week 2. What are the possible EXCONT-values for the sentence?

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Material for week 3

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	* Read Chapter 4 of the textbook, p.79-104		== Homework for week 3 ==

			* Read Chapter 3 of the textbook, p.79-104
	* Provide the logical form of the sentence: ''Marty travelled.''		* Provide the logical form of the sentence: ''Marty travelled.''
	* Compute the truth conditions of the sentence in your model.		* Compute the truth conditions of the sentence in your model.
	* Provide the lexical entries and the syntactic analysis of the sentence (indicate the features PHON, HEAD, and SUBCAT)		* Provide the lexical entries and the syntactic analysis of the sentence (indicate the features PHON, HEAD, and SUBCAT)

			== Slides of week 3 ==

			Slides: [[File:Sem2-slides03-final.pdf]]

	= Material for week 2 =		= Material for week 2 =

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	= Material for week 3 =		= Material for week 3 =

			* Read Chapter 4 of the textbook, p.79-104
			* Provide the logical form of the sentence: ''Marty travelled.''
			* Compute the truth conditions of the sentence in your model.
			* Provide the lexical entries and the syntactic analysis of the sentence (indicate the features PHON, HEAD, and SUBCAT)

	= Material for week 2 =		= Material for week 2 =

2016-11-01T00:17:28Z

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	If you have successfully passed the '''written exam''' of a Semantics 1 course by Frank Richter or Manfred Sailer in one of the last three terms, you need not do the entrance test.		If you have successfully passed the '''written exam''' of a Semantics 1 course by Frank Richter or Manfred Sailer in one of the last three terms, you need not do the entrance test.

	= Material for week 1 =		= Material for week 4 =

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	~~Literary scenario: ''Back to the Future''~~		= Material for week 3 =
	* Wikipedia entry: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Back_to_the_Future

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	Additional [[Semantics_2,_WiSe_2016/17_Material_Week_2\|material for week 2]].		Additional [[Semantics_2,_WiSe_2016/17_Material_Week_2\|material for week 2]].

			= Material for week 1 =

			Literary scenario: ''Back to the Future''
			* Wikipedia entry: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Back_to_the_Future

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Material for week 2

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	~~<span style="color:#FF0000">'''NEW ROOM: IG 3.214 (Sailer's office)'''</span>~~


	Exercise sheet: [[File:SoSe16-mockexam.pdf\|pdf file]]		Exercise sheet: [[File:SoSe16-mockexam.pdf\|pdf file]]

2016-11-01T00:11:36Z

Material for week 2