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Dyadic Adjective, Triadic Adjective, Adjective, Complement, Dative, Deadjectival Nominalization, Deadjectival Noun, Focus, Monadic Adjective, Nominalization, Noun, Proper Noun, R-pronominalization, Restrictive Focus, Scrambling, Topicalization, Wh-movement

Deadjectival nouns

of this argument (from now on we will ignore the attributive use of adjectives, unless it has

Locative Verb, Non-referential Pronoun, Pronoun, Verb Frame Alternation

Nominative/PP alternations

effect can be specified by adding an attributive modifier like heel to the locational noun phrase or a

noun incorporation, aspect, agentive

Noun incorporation

steapelberthose boxes are stackable and the attributive adjective

Particle, Particle Verb, Resultative Construction, Verbal Collocation, Argument

Resultative constructions

marginally be used attributively in the (b)-example; Section 2.1.2, sub IIID, has shown that attributive use

Binominal Construction, D-linking, Demonstrative Pronoun, Distal Demonstrative Pronoun, Negation, Pronoun, Scope, Scope of negative polarheel, Scrambling, Sentential Negation, Topicalization

Post-determiner quantificational heel

the case of adverbial heel, that is, in cases in which heel modifies an attributive or a predicative

Article, Attributive, Bare Noun, Definite Article, Demonstrative Pronoun, Distal Demonstrative Pronoun, Inalienable Possession, Indefinite Article, Kinship Noun, Modification, Modifier, Non-restrictive Modifier, Noun, Personal Pronoun, Possessive Pronoun, Pronoun, Proper Noun, Quantifier, Restrictive Modifier, Specificity

Adpositional phrases

This section is concerned with PPs functioning as postnominal modifiers. Some examples of noun phrases containing such a modifier are given in (40). 40 Prepositional phrases a. tulpen uit Amsterdam tulips from Amsterdam b. een meisje met roo ...

Adpositional Pro-form, Adpositions, Attributive use of the Circumposition, Circumposition, Circumposition vs. PP + Particle combination, P ...door, P ...heen, P ...in, P ...langs, P ...om, P ...toe, P ...uit, P ...vandaan, PP + Verbal Particle combination vs. circumposition, Particle, Pro-form, Spatial Adpositional Pro-form, Verbal Particle, Wh-Movement, Word, Word Order, op ... af, op ... na, tegen ... op, van ... af

Circumpositions

We conclude our discussion of the formal classification of adpositions by examining circumpositions. We will see that clauses with a predicatively used circumpositional phrase are easy to confuse with clauses with particle verbs that select a PP-co ...

Absolute Adjective, Absolute Modifier, Adjective, Adjective Phrase, Antonymous Adjective, Antonymy, Approximative Modifier, Color Adjective, Comparative, Comparison, Context-dependent Adjective, Copular, Copular construction, Degree Modifier, Deverbal Adjective, Expletive Copular Construction, Gradable Adjective, Individual-level Adjective, Intensifier, Interrogative Intensifier, Interrogative Modifier, Litotes, Measure Adjective, Measure Phrase, Modifier, Negative Polarity, Non-scalar Adjective, Objective Adjective, Pseudo-Participle, Quasi Antonymy, Resultative Construction, Scalar Adjective, Stage-level Adjective, Subjective Adjective, Superlative, True Antonymy

Semantic classification

a kind of degree adverb; it sounds rather marked if used in attributive position (although many

Complement, Ditransitive Verb, Nominalization, Particle Verb, R-pronominalization, Scrambling, Topicalization, Transitive Verb, Unaccusative Verb, Verb, Wh-movement

Ing-nominalizations

be realized as an attributive adjective. These occurrences are restricted to relational adjectives of

Affectedness, Deadjectival Verb, Denominal Verb, Deverbal Verb, Incorporation, Predicative, Transitivization, Unaccusativization

Accusative/PP alternations

attributive modifiers like heel/half 'whole/half' or degree modifiers like helemaal/gedeeltelijk

Nom-Dat Verb, Adjective, Agreement, Anticipatory Pronoun, Attributive, Case, Clause, Complementive, Dative, Definiteness, Definiteness Effect, Demonstrative Pronoun, Expletive Construction, Modification, Nominal Complement, Noun, Particle Verb, Possessive Pronoun, Pronoun, Proper Noun, Proposition Noun, Quantifier, Quantitativeer, R-extraction, R-pronominalization, R-pronoun, Relative, Relative Clause, Relative Possessive Pronoun, Relative Pronoun, Sluicing, Subject-verb Agreement, Transparent free Relative Clause, Universal Quantifier, Verb, Verb Cluster, Verb-Second

The form and function of the relative elements

The relative element linking a relative clause to a matrix clause can take many forms. Table 3 gives an overview of the various relative elements that will be discussed in this section. The list is not intended as exhaustive, but simply illustrates ...

Binominal Construction, Causative Verb, Complement, Dative, Demonstrative Pronoun, Ditransitive Verb, Intransitive Verb, Nominalization, Possessive Pronoun, Pronoun, Pseudo-intransitive Verb, R-pronominalization, Scrambling, Spurious Demonstrative Pronoun, Topicalization, Transitive Verb, Unaccusative Verb, Verb, Wh-movement

Inf-nominalizations

, which is often reinforced by the use of an attributive adjective expressing frequency and/or value

Clause, Comparative, Complex Degree Modifier, Coordination, Degree Modifier, Ellipsis, Extraposition, Kaan's Generalization, Modifier, Object, Noun Phrase, Prepositional Object, Relative Clause, Right Roof Constraint, Scrambling, Split Coordination, Split Extraposition

Parts of constituents

-complements can also be moved leftwards, as is illustrated in the primed examples by means of topic

Adverbial, Adverbial Modifier, Auxiliary Verb, Complementive, Non-main Verb, Perfect, Permeation, Speech, Splitting, Tense, Verb, Verb Cluster

Perfect auxiliaries

participle can be used as an attributive modifier of a noun that corresponds to the subject of the

Adjunct, Article, Bridge Verb, Common ground, Cardinal Numeral, Comparative, Complementizer, Declarative Complementizer, Ethical Dative, Exclamation, Factivity, Indefinite Article, Insubordination, Interrogative Clause, Intonation, Noun Phrase, Numeral, Particle, Pied Piping, Quantifier, Stranding, Verb, Verb-second, Wh-exclamative, Wh-movement

Wh-exclamatives

the fact illustrated in (386a) that wat can bind a degree variable embedded in an attributive modifier

Accent, Adjective Phrase, Adpositional Phrase, Clause, Contrastive Accent, Free Relative Clause, Intonation, Operator, Noun Phrase, Pied Piping, Question, R-pronominalization, Reconstruction, Relative Clause, Stranding, Wh-question, Wh-extraction

Wh-movement in simplex clauses (short wh-movement)

' of an attributive modifier of a nominal complement of a PP will ultimately pied-pipe the complete PP

Article, Bare Noun, Collocation, Compounding, Construction, Immobile Verbal Collocation, Incorporation, Infinitival Marker, Inseparable Verbal Collocation, Lexical Integrity Constraint, Negation, Negative Article, Noun, Particle Verb, Referentiality, Separable Verbal Collocation, Verb, Verb-Second, Verbal Collocation

Verbal (X+V) collocations and verb-first/second

"correct" form of the past tense, as is clear from the fact that it is a recurring topic of discussion on

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