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== Functional notation == | == Functional notation == | ||
We have introduced the functional notation and the eventuality variable in chapter 5. What are the new formulae that correspond to the formulae from chapter 2? | |||
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{Notation from chapter 2: '''hobbit'''('''frodo''')<br /> | {Notation from chapter 2: '''hobbit'''('''frodo''')<br /> | ||
New notation: | New notation: | ||
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== Semantic types == | == Semantic types == | ||
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{Add the semantic types in the blanks. Use simple letters ("e" or "t") for simple types. Use round brackets for complex types (for example: "(e,t)").} | {Add the semantic types in the blanks. Use simple letters ("e" or "t") for simple types. Use round brackets for complex types (for example: "(e,t)").} | ||
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=== Basic mechanism with copula and argument-marking preposition === | === Basic mechanism with copula and argument-marking preposition === | ||
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{Sentence: ''Alex is happy.''<br />Logical form: (('''happy''' • ''e'') • '''alex''')<br /> | {Sentence: ''Alex is happy.''<br />Logical form: (('''happy''' • ''e'') • '''alex''')<br /> | ||
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=== Nominal expletives === | === Nominal expletives === | ||
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{Sentence: ''It stormed.''<br />Logical form: '''storm''' • ''s''<br /> | {Sentence: ''It stormed.''<br />Logical form: '''storm''' • ''s''<br /> | ||
Which parts of the logical form are contributed by which word? | Which parts of the logical form are contributed by which word? |
Revision as of 15:17, 14 November 2013
Exercises for chapter 5: Simple LRS
Functional notation
We have introduced the functional notation and the eventuality variable in chapter 5. What are the new formulae that correspond to the formulae from chapter 2?
Semantic types
Basic combinatorics
Basic mechanism with canonical examples
Basic mechanism with copula and argument-marking preposition
Nominal expletives
Other constructions
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- the material for chapter 5
- the overview over all chapters.