LING 360 Final: LING360 Chapter 3 review

• School: McGill University
• Department: Linguistics
• Course: LING 360
• Professor: Brendan S.Gillon

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Next, you wrote analysis rules (this is the lexicon): Np: albert, beverly, carl, dan, eric, francine, galileo, . Nc: dog, enemy, friend, guest, host, man, park, visitor, woman, yard, . Dt: a, each, every, no, some, that, the, this, . A: friendly, hostile, old, short, surly, taciturn, tall, young, . Dg: quite, rather, so, somewhat, too, very, . We mostly use synthesis rules in this class, namely: You also have a list of immediate constituents and their categories: Nc the friendly visitor greeted the surly host the friendly visitor the friendly friendly visitor greeted the surly guest greeted the surly guest the surly surly guest. A more revealing way of arranging the constituents: [s [np [dt the] [ap [a friendly ] ] [nc visitor ] ] [vp [vt greeted ] [np[dt the][ap[a surly]][nc host]]]] You could write the lexicon out as lexical entries: