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Participants
- Ekram Aghdoube
- Hana Hashi
Short description of the project
Produced material
Task 1
Look at the following sentences and decide, whether the adjectives are used attributively or predicatively.
Task 2
Consider the following sentences.
- For each of these, provide the syntactic structure.
- Write down the logical forms.
- Provide a full analysis of the sentences, indicating following values: PHON, HEAD, PRED PLUS, ARG-ST, MOD, DR, INCONT, PARTS.
a. Chandler is humorous.
Check your answer
- Syntactic structure
- Logical form: humorous 1 (chandler)
- Lexical entry
| humorous | |
| PHON | < humorous > |
| HEAD | adjective |
| PRED | <plus> |
| ARG-ST | <NP[DR [c]] > |
| MOD | < > |
| DR | [a]chandler' |
| INCONT | <'[b]chandler' |
| PARTS | <humorous1, humorous1([a],[b]) > |
b. The blonde waitress .
Check your answer
- Syntactic structure
- Logical form:
- Lexical entry
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