English syntax: an introduction
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| adam_text | Contents
Preface
xi
Acknowledgements
xiii
1
Some Basic Properties of English Syntax
1
1.1
Some Remarks on the Essence of Human Language
1
1.2
How We Discover Rules
4
1.3
Why Do We Study Syntax and What Is It Good for?
7
1.4
Exercises
9
2
From Words to Major Phrase Types
11
2.1
Introduction
11
2.2
Lexical Categories
12
2.2.1
Determining the Lexical Categories
12
2.2.2
Grammar with Lexical Categories
17
2.3
Phrasal Categories
19
2.4
Phrase Structure Rules
22
2.4.1
NP: Noun Phrase
22
2.4.2
VP:
Verb Phrase
23
2.4.3
AP: Adjective Phrase
25
2.4.4
AdvP: Adverb Phrase
25
2.4.5
PP: Preposition Phrase
26
2.5
Grammar with Phrases
26
2.6
Exercises
32
vi
/
English
Syntax: An Introduction
3
Syntactic Forms, Grammatical Functions, and Semantic Roles
35
3.1
Introduction
35
3.2
Grammatical Functions
36
3.2.1
Subjects
36
3.2.2
Direct and Indirect Objects
38
3.2.3
Predicative Complements
39
3.2.4
Oblique Complements
40
3.2.5
Modifiers
41
3.3
Form and Function Together
41
3.4
Semantic Roles
44
3.5
Exercises
47
4
Head, Complements, and Modifiers
51
4.1
Projections from Lexical Heads to Phrases
51
4.1.1
Internal vs. External Syntax
51
4.1.2
Notion of Head, Complements, and Modifiers
52
4.2
Differences between Complements and Modifiers
54
4.3
PS Rules, X -Rules, and Features
57
4.4
Lexicon and Feature Structures
63
4.4.1
Feature Structures and Basic Operations
64
4.4.2
Feature Structures for Linguistic Entities
67
4.4.3
Argument Realization
68
4.4.4
Verb Types and Argument Structure
69
4.5
Exercises
73
5
More on Subjects and Complements
77
5.1
Grammar Rules and Principles
77
5.2
Feature Specifications on the Complement Values
80
5.2.1
Complements of Verbs
80
5.2.2
Complements of Adjectives
85
5.2.3
Complements of Common Nouns
86
5.3
Feature Specifications for the Subject
87
5.4
Clausal Complement or Subject
89
5.4.1
Verbs Selecting a Clausal Complement
89
5.4.2
Verbs Selecting a Clausal Subject
94
5.4.3
Adjectives Selecting a Clausal Complement
95
5.4.4
Nouns Selecting a Clausal Complement
97
5.4.5
Prepositions Selecting a Clausal Complement
98
5.5
Exercises
99
Contents /
vii
6
Noun Phrases and Agreement
103
6.1
Classification of Nouns
103
6.2
Syntactic Structures
104
6.2.1
Common Nouns
104
6.2.2
Pronouns
106
6.2.3
Proper Nouns
107
6.3
Agreement Types and Morpho-syntactic Features
107
6.3.1
Noun-Determiner Agreement
107
6.3.2
Pronoun-Antecedent Agreement
110
6.3.3
Subject-Verb Agreement
110
6.4
Semantic Agreement Features
112
6.5
Partitive NPs and Agreement
117
6.5.1
Basic Properties
117
6.5.2
Two Types of Partitive NPs
118
6.5.3
Measure Noun Phrases
123
6.6
Modifying an NP
125
6.6.1
Adjectives as
Prenominai
Modifiers
125
6.6.2
Postnominal
Modifiers
126
6.7
Exercises
128
7
Raising and Control Constructions
131
7.1
Raising and Control Predicates
131
7.2
Differences between Raising and Control Verbs
132
7.2.1
Subject Raising and Control
132
7.2.2
Object Raising and Control
135
7.3
A Simple Transformational Approach
136
7.4
A Nontransformational Approach
138
7.4.1
Identical Syntactic Structures
138
7.4.2
Differences in Subcategorization Information
140
7.4.3
Mismatch between Meaning and Structure
144
7.5
Explaining the Differences
147
7.5.1
Expletive Subject and Object
147
7.5.2
Meaning Preservation
148
7.5.3
Subject vs. Object Control Verbs
149
7.6
Exercises
151
viii
/
English Syntax: An Introduction
8
Auxiliary Constructions
155
8.1
Basic Issues
155
8.2
Transformational Analyses
157
8.3
A Non-Transformational Analysis
158
8.3.1
Modais
159
8.3.2
Be and Have
161
8.3.3
Periphrastic do
163
8.3.4
Infinitival Clause Marker to
166
8.4
Explaining the NICE Properties
166
8.4.1
Auxiliaries with Negation
166
8.4.2
Auxiliaries with Inversion
170
8.4.3
Contracted Auxiliaries
173
8.4.4
Auxiliaries with Ellipsis
175
8.5
Exercises
178
9
Passive Constructions
181
9.1
Introduction
181
9.2
Relationships between Active and Passive
182
9.3
Approaches to Passive
184
9.3.1
From Structural Description to Structural Change
184
9.3.2
A Transformational Approach
185
9.3.3
A Lexicalist Approach
186
9.4
Prepositional Passives
192
9.5
Exercises
196
10
Wh-Questions
199
10.1
Clausal Types and
Interrogatives 199
10.2
Movement vs. Feature Percolation
201
10.3
Feature Percolation with No Abstract Elements
203
10.3.1
Basic Systems
203
10.3.2
Non-subject Wh-questions
206
10.3.3
Subject Wh-Questions
211
10.4
Indirect Questions
215
10.4.1
Basic Structure
215
10.4.2
Non-
Wh
Indirect Questions
219
10.4.3
Infinitival Indirect Questions
220
10.4.4
Adjunct Wh-questions
223
10.5
Exercises
226
Contents
/ ix
11
Relative Clause Constructions
229
11.1
Introduction
229
11.2
Non-subject Mi-Relative Clauses
230
11.3
Subject
Relative Clauses
235
11.4
That-relative
clauses
237
11.5
Infinitival and Bare
Relative Clauses
239
11.6
Restrictive
vs.
Nonrestrictive Relative Clauses
243
11.7
Constraints on the GAP
246
11.8
Exercises
250
12
Special
Constructions
253
12.1
Introduction
253
12.2
Easy Constructions
254
12.2.1
Basic
Properties
254
12.2.2
Transformational
Analyses
255
12.2.3
A Lexicalist
Analysis
256
12.3
Extraposition
260
12.3.1
Basic
Properties
260
12.3.2
Transformational Analysis
261
12.3.3
A Lexicalist
Analysis
262
12.4
Cleft
Constructions
266
12.4.1
Basic
Properties
266
12.4.2
Distributional Properties of the Three clefts
267
12.4.3
Syntactic Structures of the Three Types of Cleft: Movement Analyses
268
12.4.4
A Lexicalist Analysis
270
12.5
Exercises
278
References
281
Index
291
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| adam_txt |
Contents
Preface
xi
Acknowledgements
xiii
1
Some Basic Properties of English Syntax
1
1.1
Some Remarks on the Essence of Human Language
1
1.2
How We Discover Rules
4
1.3
Why Do We Study Syntax and What Is It Good for?
7
1.4
Exercises
9
2
From Words to Major Phrase Types
11
2.1
Introduction
11
2.2
Lexical Categories
12
2.2.1
Determining the Lexical Categories
12
2.2.2
Grammar with Lexical Categories
17
2.3
Phrasal Categories
19
2.4
Phrase Structure Rules
22
2.4.1
NP: Noun Phrase
22
2.4.2
VP:
Verb Phrase
23
2.4.3
AP: Adjective Phrase
25
2.4.4
AdvP: Adverb Phrase
25
2.4.5
PP: Preposition Phrase
26
2.5
Grammar with Phrases
26
2.6
Exercises
32
vi
/
English
Syntax: An Introduction
3
Syntactic Forms, Grammatical Functions, and Semantic Roles
35
3.1
Introduction
35
3.2
Grammatical Functions
36
3.2.1
Subjects
36
3.2.2
Direct and Indirect Objects
38
3.2.3
Predicative Complements
39
3.2.4
Oblique Complements
40
3.2.5
Modifiers
41
3.3
Form and Function Together
41
3.4
Semantic Roles
44
3.5
Exercises
47
4
Head, Complements, and Modifiers
51
4.1
Projections from Lexical Heads to Phrases
51
4.1.1
Internal vs. External Syntax
51
4.1.2
Notion of Head, Complements, and Modifiers
52
4.2
Differences between Complements and Modifiers
54
4.3
PS Rules, X'-Rules, and Features
57
4.4
Lexicon and Feature Structures
63
4.4.1
Feature Structures and Basic Operations
64
4.4.2
Feature Structures for Linguistic Entities
67
4.4.3
Argument Realization
68
4.4.4
Verb Types and Argument Structure
69
4.5
Exercises
73
5
More on Subjects and Complements
77
5.1
Grammar Rules and Principles
77
5.2
Feature Specifications on the Complement Values
80
5.2.1
Complements of Verbs
80
5.2.2
Complements of Adjectives
85
5.2.3
Complements of Common Nouns
86
5.3
Feature Specifications for the Subject
87
5.4
Clausal Complement or Subject
89
5.4.1
Verbs Selecting a Clausal Complement
89
5.4.2
Verbs Selecting a Clausal Subject
94
5.4.3
Adjectives Selecting a Clausal Complement
95
5.4.4
Nouns Selecting a Clausal Complement
97
5.4.5
Prepositions Selecting a Clausal Complement
98
5.5
Exercises
99
Contents /
vii
6
Noun Phrases and Agreement
103
6.1
Classification of Nouns
103
6.2
Syntactic Structures
104
6.2.1
Common Nouns
104
6.2.2
Pronouns
106
6.2.3
Proper Nouns
107
6.3
Agreement Types and Morpho-syntactic Features
107
6.3.1
Noun-Determiner Agreement
107
6.3.2
Pronoun-Antecedent Agreement
110
6.3.3
Subject-Verb Agreement
110
6.4
Semantic Agreement Features
112
6.5
Partitive NPs and Agreement
117
6.5.1
Basic Properties
117
6.5.2
Two Types of Partitive NPs
118
6.5.3
Measure Noun Phrases
123
6.6
Modifying an NP
125
6.6.1
Adjectives as
Prenominai
Modifiers
125
6.6.2
Postnominal
Modifiers
126
6.7
Exercises
128
7
Raising and Control Constructions
131
7.1
Raising and Control Predicates
131
7.2
Differences between Raising and Control Verbs
132
7.2.1
Subject Raising and Control
132
7.2.2
Object Raising and Control
135
7.3
A Simple Transformational Approach
136
7.4
A Nontransformational Approach
138
7.4.1
Identical Syntactic Structures
138
7.4.2
Differences in Subcategorization Information
140
7.4.3
Mismatch between Meaning and Structure
144
7.5
Explaining the Differences
147
7.5.1
Expletive Subject and Object
147
7.5.2
Meaning Preservation
148
7.5.3
Subject vs. Object Control Verbs
149
7.6
Exercises
151
viii
/
English Syntax: An Introduction
8
Auxiliary Constructions
155
8.1
Basic Issues
155
8.2
Transformational Analyses
157
8.3
A Non-Transformational Analysis
158
8.3.1
Modais
159
8.3.2
Be and Have
161
8.3.3
Periphrastic do
163
8.3.4
Infinitival Clause Marker to
166
8.4
Explaining the NICE Properties
166
8.4.1
Auxiliaries with Negation
166
8.4.2
Auxiliaries with Inversion
170
8.4.3
Contracted Auxiliaries
173
8.4.4
Auxiliaries with Ellipsis
175
8.5
Exercises
178
9
Passive Constructions
181
9.1
Introduction
181
9.2
Relationships between Active and Passive
182
9.3
Approaches to Passive
184
9.3.1
From Structural Description to Structural Change
184
9.3.2
A Transformational Approach
185
9.3.3
A Lexicalist Approach
186
9.4
Prepositional Passives
192
9.5
Exercises
196
10
Wh-Questions
199
10.1
Clausal Types and
Interrogatives 199
10.2
Movement vs. Feature Percolation
201
10.3
Feature Percolation with No Abstract Elements
203
10.3.1
Basic Systems
203
10.3.2
Non-subject Wh-questions
206
10.3.3
Subject Wh-Questions
211
10.4
Indirect Questions
215
10.4.1
Basic Structure
215
10.4.2
Non-
Wh
Indirect Questions
219
10.4.3
Infinitival Indirect Questions
220
10.4.4
Adjunct Wh-questions
223
10.5
Exercises
226
Contents
/ ix
11
Relative Clause Constructions
229
11.1
Introduction
229
11.2
Non-subject Mi-Relative Clauses
230
11.3
Subject
Relative Clauses
235
11.4
That-relative
clauses
237
11.5
Infinitival and Bare
Relative Clauses
239
11.6
Restrictive
vs.
Nonrestrictive Relative Clauses
243
11.7
Constraints on the GAP
246
11.8
Exercises
250
12
Special
Constructions
253
12.1
Introduction
253
12.2
'Easy' Constructions
254
12.2.1
Basic
Properties
254
12.2.2
Transformational
Analyses
255
12.2.3
A Lexicalist
Analysis
256
12.3
Extraposition
260
12.3.1
Basic
Properties
260
12.3.2
Transformational Analysis
261
12.3.3
A Lexicalist
Analysis
262
12.4
Cleft
Constructions
266
12.4.1
Basic
Properties
266
12.4.2
Distributional Properties of the Three clefts
267
12.4.3
Syntactic Structures of the Three Types of Cleft: Movement Analyses
268
12.4.4
A Lexicalist Analysis
270
12.5
Exercises
278
References
281
Index
291 |
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