complementizerの例文

• The embedded clause contains a complementizer with the feature + q.
• The subject of the verb in this sentence is a complementizer clause.
• Reduced relative clauses have no such relative pronoun or complementizer introducing them.
• Chinese and Japanese both using gapping in conjunction with an indeclinable complementizer ).
• Okanagan is unique among the majority of Salish languages for the inclusion of the complementizer.
• We have articles on relativizer and complementizer.
• The last part is the complementizer.
• Mongolian has a complementizer auxiliary verb " ge "-very similar to evidentialis marker.
• This causes the DP " who " to move to the specifier position of that complementizer phrase.
• We can see that the wh-word, " what ", occurs within the complementizer phrase that appears in the adjunct.
• That example does not have a complementizer, and so for many people the clause cannot function as an argument of the matrix verb.
• In this example, the complementizer or the Wh-phrase can have null categories, and one or the other may show up as null.
• The Israeli " she-" functions both as complementizer and relativizer, " ash閞 " can only function as a relativizer ."
• The original sentence was " I have read [ it ] in many places that this is not true " with an explicit complementizer'that '.
• Clements demonstrates that Ewe logophoric pronouns may only be introduced by clauses headed by the complementizer " "'be " " '.
• Because " that " can be inserted between the verb and the embedded clause without changing the meaning, the original sentence without a visible complementizer would be reanalyzed as
• In the phrase structure trees, the highest projection of the finite verb, IP ( inflection phrase ) or CP ( complementizer phrase ), is the root of the entire tree.
• If the trace is in Spec-IP and we have an overt complementizer ( such as " that " ), the sentence is ungrammatical because the ECP is violated.
• By taking the determiner, a function word, to be head over the noun, a structure is established that is analogous to the structure of the finite clause, with a complementizer.
• Both of these are sort of newer categories, and previously would have just been called conjunctions . " That " can be used as a complementizer or relativizer, depending on the syntax.