- be animate. The
notion of
subcategorization is
similar to the
notion of valency,
although the two
concepts (
subcategorization and valency) stem from different...
- view the
subject as part of the
subcategorization frame,
although the more
modern understanding of
subcategorization seems to be
almost synonymous with...
-
crucially on the
understanding of
subcategorization. An
approach to
subcategorization that sees
predicates as
subcategorizing for
their subject arguments as...
- the
contexts of an
eventive or non-eventive
reading has a
different subcategorization frame.
Argument structure reading: examination, [ _(of DP)] Non-argument...
-
subcategories such as piscivores, insectivores, ovivores, etc.),
herbivores (
subcategorized into folivores, graminivores, frugivores, granivores, nectarivores,...
-
given sentence. In many
formal theories of language,
lexemes have
subcategorization frames to
account for the
number and
types of complements. They occur...
- to valency, the
transitivity of a verb only
considers the objects.
Subcategorization is
roughly synonymous with valency,
though they come from different...
- in the sentence. The
following subcategorization frame for the verb run
specifies its properties. The
subcategorization frame of run is as follows: run...
- environment. The
valence of
predicates is also
investigated in
terms of
subcategorization. The
basic analysis of the
syntax and
semantics of
clauses relies...
- What time can we meet? B:
Before noon doesn't work. In linguistics,
subcategorization is the "****ignment of a
lexical item to a
subclass of its part of...
