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What does NP stand for?. NP for None Phrase. P for Nothing Phrase. NP for Noun Phrase. When is an expression ambiguity?. When more than one interpretation may not be attributed to an expression, it is said to be ambiguous. When more than one interpretation may be attributed to an expression, it is said to be ambiguous. When one interpretation may be attributed to an expression, it is said to be ambiguous. How does structural ambiguity occur?. Because of the arrangement of words or lexical units, structural ambiguity never occurs when a phrase, clause, or sentence might have two or more alternative interpretations. Because of the arrangement of words or lexical units, structural ambiguity does not occur when a phrase, clause, or sentence might have two or more alternative interpretations. Because of the arrangement of words or lexical units, structural ambiguity occurs when a phrase, clause, or sentence might have two or more alternative interpretations. What is comparative grammar?. Comparative grammar is not the study and comparison of the grammatical structures of related languages. Comparative grammar is just the study. Comparative grammar is the study and comparison of the grammatical structures of related languages. What is a complement phrase?. A complement clause is not a subordinate phrase in English grammar that completes the meaning of a noun or verb in a sentence. A complement clause is a subordinate phrase in English grammar that completes the meaning of a noun or verb in a sentence. A complement clause is a subordinate phrase in English grammar that does not completes the meaning of a noun or verb in a sentence. What is phrase structure?. Phrase structure grammar is a sort of social factor in which phrase structure rules or rewrite rules describe constituent structures. Phrase structure grammar is not a sort of generative grammar in which phrase structure rules or rewrite rules describe constituent structures. Phrase structure grammar is a sort of generative grammar in which phrase structure rules or rewrite rules describe constituent structures. What is Surface structure?. Surface structure is the external form of a sentence in transformational and generative grammar. Surface structure is the internal form of a sentence in transformational and generative grammar. Surface structure is not the external form of a sentence in transformational and generative grammar. What is deep structure?. Deep structure is only the underlying syntactic structure. Deep structure is the underlying syntactic structure or level of a sentence in transformational and generative grammar. Deep structure is not the underlying syntactic structure or level of a sentence in transformational and generative grammar. What is transformational grammar?. A grammar theory that accounts only for phrase structures in the construction of a language. A grammar theory that accounts just for linguistic change. A grammar theory that accounts for linguistic changes and phrase structures in the construction of a language. What is generative grammar?. In linguistics, generative grammar is not refering to the structure and interpretation of sentences that native speakers of a language accept as belonging to their language. In linguistics, generative grammar never refers to the structure and interpretation of sentences that native speakers of a language accept as belonging to their language. In linguistics, generative grammar refers to the structure and interpretation of sentences that native speakers of a language accept as belonging to their language. What is lexical ambiguity?. When a single term has multiple meanings, it is called lexical ambiguity. When a single term no multiple meanings, it is called lexical ambiguity. When a single term has one meaning, it is called lexical ambiguity. What is Constituency?. It is the relationship between a word and the wider structure of a phrase. It is the relationship between a subject and the topic. It is the relationship between a noun and a verb. What is dependency?. t's the way a word is influenced by the environment. It's the way a word is influenced by the atmosphere. It's the way a word is influenced by the words that come before it. How are symbols use?. Symbols indicating syntactic categories that are used as abbreviations. As motivation. Like happiness. What function can Subordinate clauses have?. Such as predicates. Subordinate clauses that function as the direct object of verbs on their own. Plural and singular. The word "unhappiness" is formed by adding which affixes to the base word. un-, -ness. work. sunshine. In the sentence "She is singing beautifully," which word contains a derivational morpheme?. Beautifully. Good. Pretty. The word "postmodernism" is an example of: Noun. Verbs. Derivation with a prefix. In which of the following cases might the prosodic word and the morphological word NOT align perfectly?. A compound word like "She". A compound word like "bookshelf". A compound word like "it". What is the Baudouin’s "single morpheme" hypothesis?. Roots and affixes have the same status as morphemes. Roots and affixes have other status as morphemes. Roots and affixes have the different status as morphemes. |




