Adjectival definiteness marking and noun-phrase internal functions Kersti Börjars & John Payne The University of Manchester In many languages, the marking that gives a noun phrase a definite interpretation is structural

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• Parts of speech
• Syntactic categories
• Syntax
• Fusional languages
• Noun phrase
• Definiteness
• Phrase
• Adjective
• Nominal
• English language
• Clitic
• Lexical functional grammar

LANGUAGE AND COGNITIVE PROCESSES, 1999, 14 (3), 225–248 Memory Limitations and Structural Forgetting: The Perception of Complex Ungrammatical Sentences as Grammatical Edward Gibson

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• Grammar
• Syntax
• Syntactic categories
• Parts of speech
• Semantics
• Clause
• Verb phrase
• Predicate
• Noun phrase
• Dependency grammar
• Lexical functional grammar
• Constituent

Phrasal constructions, derivational morphology, constituent structure and (cross-linguistic) generalizations: A discussion of template-based phrasal LFG approaches Stefan Müller Humboldt Universität zu Berlin

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• Grammar
• Semantics
• Semiotics
• Syntax
• Parts of speech
• Lexical semantics
• Lexical functional grammar
• Benefactive case
• Valency
• Construction grammar
• Phrase structure rules
• Resultative

Structured Parameter Estimation for LFG-DOP using Backoff Mary Hearne? and Khalil Sima’an† ? School of Computing, Dublin City University, Glasnevin, Dublin 9, Ireland † Institute for Logic, Language and Computation

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• Data-oriented parsing
• Natural language parsing
• Knowledge representation
• Dilution of precision
• Lexical functional grammar
• Tree
• Density estimation

Heads and history NIGEL VINCENT & KERSTI BÖRJARS The University of Manchester Heads come in two kinds: lexical and functional. While the former are treated in a largely uniform way across theoretical frameworks, with th

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• Grammar
• Syntax
• Generative linguistics
• Syntactic categories
• Parts of speech
• Lexical functional grammar
• Head-driven phrase structure grammar
• Preposition and postposition
• Phrase structure rules
• Branching
• Dependency grammar
• Valency

Collocations in Multilingual Natural Language Generation: Lexical Functions meet Lexical Functional Grammar Franc¸ois Lareau Mark Dras Benjamin B¨orschinger

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PDF Document

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• Verb
• Causative
• Unaccusative verb
• Lexical functional grammar
• Subject
• Intransitive verb
• Pipil language
• Georgian grammar
• Linguistics
• Syntax
• Mesoamerican languages

Microsoft Word - LDLT3-master-2011-isbn.docx

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• Syntax
• Linguistic typology
• Lexical functional grammar
• Voice
• Grammatical relation
• Passive voice
• Subject
• Antipassive voice
• Active voice
• Linguistics
• Thematic roles
• Theta role

Extending Unification Formalisms G. Erbach M. van der Kraan S. Manandhar

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• Formal languages
• Computer programming
• Programming paradigms
• Constraint programming
• Lexical functional grammar
• Prolog
• Head-driven phrase structure grammar
• Formal grammar
• Parsing
• Linguistics
• Software engineering
• Generative linguistics

A Reference Dependency Bank for Analyzing Complex Predicates Tafseer Ahmed, Miriam Butt, Annette Hautli, Sebastian Sulger Universit¨at Konstanz [removed] Abstract When dealing with languages of

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• Parts of speech
• Grammar
• Predicate
• Compound verb
• Subject
• Light verb
• Theta role
• Complement
• Lexical functional grammar
• Linguistics
• Syntax
• Semantics