www.sp.uconn.edu/~li101is1/FALL03/10-20.pdf‎CachedSimilarOct 20, 2003 . speaker's intuition that the head and the complement form a unit. (Evidence for

www.cse.iitb.ac.in/~nlp-ai/Ling_lect/ling_lect_32.ppt‎CachedSimilarthe. N `. discussion. in the cabinet meeting. Detspecifier. Nhead. PPcomplement.

I would like to suggest that this corresponds to head-XP-relations. . basic cases:

https://www.englishforums.com/. /HeadModifierSpecifierDeterminer- Complement/. /post.htm‎CachedHello, can you please tell me which is the head, the modifier, the specifier, the

structural-communication.com/Articles/ps-xbar.html‎CachedSimilarIn other languages, the Head may come before a Specifier. Similarly, in English

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I shall further assume that all specifier- and complement-features are

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In other words, if we represent head, specifier, and complement as H, S, and C,

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complement and what precedes the head the specifier. The term specifier has

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linguistics.stackexchange.com/. /identify-heads-specifiers-complements-and- adjuncts-in-this-sentence‎CachedFeb 21, 2014 . I think the consensus is that until one controls the concepts of head, specifier,

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For each head only one specifier-head and one mirrored morphological specifier

gsteinbe.intrasun.tcnj.edu/tcnj/linguistics/syntax2.htm‎CachedSimilarThe XP rule says that all phrases in English consist of a head, sometimes

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www.universitypressscholarship.com/search?. specifier-head- complement%20hypothesis‎CachedThis chapter discusses antisymmetry and returns to the question of prepositions,

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(1) V Specifier V' V Complement For example, the asymmetry distinguishing the

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complement- feature [+ing], used here as an informal abbreviation of the fact that

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www.lel.ed.ac.uk/~ronnie/specs.ps‎Cachedthe non-head variously interpreted as specifier, complement or adjunct. Pure

ling.auf.net/lingbuzz/001196/current.pdf‎CachedSimilarcircumstances PF can locally invert the order of a specifier and its head in order

Every structure is of the type specifier-head-complement. Building on this, I

everything2.com/title/specifier‎CachedSimilarThere is a main branch down to a head word, and side branches qualifying the .

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https://www.kul.pl/files/30/UW/07Syntax_class_handout.pdf‎Cached6) Simple Sentence structure. A sentence (IP) is the largest unit of syntactic

seas3.elte.hu/coursematerial/NewsonMark/Lecture12.ppt‎Cachedto be heads; to take complements; to have specifiers; to be modified by adjuncts

www.basesproduced.com/201/practice/SyntaxPractice1Answers.pdf‎CachedSimilar(Remember that every phrase must have a head, but that specifiers and

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onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/j.1467-968X.1993. x/abstract‎SimilarJun 28, 2008 . In this article it is suggested that specifier-head agreement is a . between the

roa.rutgers.edu/files/611-0803/611-ZEPTER-0-0.PDF‎Similarcombination of a general preference for [head - complement]-order and for a left-

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irs.ub.rug.nl/dbi/5009771f115cf‎Cachednotes that while even within single languages, head-complement orders are

www.academia.edu/. /Directional_Asymmetry_in_Agreement_and_Case- Marking_Deriving_Greenbergs_Universals_33_and_41‎Cached(1) [specifier [head complement]] It is argued that the asymmetry in the distance to

quently, all kinds of features - head features, complement features and specifier

www.biolinguistics.eu/index.php/biolinguistics/article/. /18/38‎CachedSimilarphrase structure a simple sequence of head-complement relations. It is . merge

ocw.mit.edu/courses/brain-and-cognitive. /0208_syntax_2.pdf‎CachedSimilarFeb 5, 2005 . Arguments (In English: leftward: specifier; rightward: complements). Modifiers .

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