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Syntactic structure (according to an HPSG-style grammar): | Syntactic structure (according to an HPSG-style grammar): | ||
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Comment: The adjective ''good'' forms a subconstituent with the noun ''wine''. This group of words is then conjoined with the noun ''cheese''. | Comment: The adjective ''good'' forms a subconstituent with the noun ''wine''. This group of words is then conjoined with the noun ''cheese''. | ||
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(1) Pat likes good wine and cheese.
Reading 1: Pat likes good wine and Pat likes cheese.
Syntactic structure (according to an HPSG-style grammar):
Comment: The adjective good forms a subconstituent with the noun wine. This group of words is then conjoined with the noun cheese.