This document summarizes the key points from Lecture 13 of the course Grammar & Syntax. It discusses rules for analyzing noun phrases (NPs), adjective phrases (Adjp), and adverb phrases (AdvP). Examples are provided for different types of NPs and how they can be modified by other phrases. The principle of modification is then revised to state that a modifying phrase must be a sister to the phrase it is modifying.
This document summarizes the key points from Lecture 13 of the course Grammar & Syntax. It discusses rules for analyzing noun phrases (NPs), adjective phrases (Adjp), and adverb phrases (AdvP). Examples are provided for different types of NPs and how they can be modified by other phrases. The principle of modification is then revised to state that a modifying phrase must be a sister to the phrase it is modifying.
This document summarizes the key points from Lecture 13 of the course Grammar & Syntax. It discusses rules for analyzing noun phrases (NPs), adjective phrases (Adjp), and adverb phrases (AdvP). Examples are provided for different types of NPs and how they can be modified by other phrases. The principle of modification is then revised to state that a modifying phrase must be a sister to the phrase it is modifying.
Programme: BS (SEM. 6) Instructor: Dr. Shazia Dar Lecture 13: Analysis of NPs, Adjp and Advp Revision of NP rules Rule 1 Rule 2 Rule 3 Rule 4 Rule 5 NPs • the happy puppy • the building on the corner • The bohemian house • An intelligent lawyer with a crooked nose • the sharp pencil in the penholder under the table • the little boy with a bat in the playground Adj phrase Principle of Modification (revised): • Principle of Modification (revised): If an XP (that is, a phrase with some category X) modifies some head Y, then XP must be a sister to Y (i.e., a daughter of YP). Sentences • His brand-new, unreleased album • The very selective school • the bright, short-range cell phone flashlight • Very carefully • Quite easily • Very small boy • Really short poem • very much too quickly • the soggy limp spaghetti noodle Thank you