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Prepositional Phrase and Phase
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The purpose of this study is to apply the Phase Impenetrability Condition to constructions with prepositional phrases and suggest a revision of the notion of phases. In the recent version of the Phase Impenetrability Condition, the phases are confined to transitive verb phrases and complementizer phrases. This definition may hold for constructions with complement prepositional phrases, but may not hold for constructions with adjunct prepositional phrases. For the solution of these problems, the notion of phases is extended to cover not only transitive verb phrases and complementizer phrases, but also adjunct prepositional phrases. The new definition will enable the Phase Impenetrability Conditions to account for a wider range of constructions.
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The purpose of this study is to apply the Phase Impenetrability Condition to constructions with prepositional phrases and suggest a revision of the notion of phases. In the recent version of the Phase Impenetrability Condition, the phases are confined to transitive verb phrases and complementizer phrases. This definition may hold for constructions with complement prepositional phrases, but may not hold for constructions with adjunct prepositional phrases. For the solution of these problems, the notion of phases is extended to cover not only transitive verb phrases and complementizer phrases, but also adjunct prepositional phrases. The new definition will enable the Phase Impenetrability Conditions to account for a wider range of constructions.
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