Adjective phrases
[ NP an [ AdjP interesting] period]
[ NP a [AdjP lengthy] [AdjP enjoyable] [AdjP interesting] period]]
→can be stacked
a brown leather old practical suitcase.
→sound quite odd.
→Semantic domain(evaluation-property-age-colour-provenance-manufacture-type)
Determinative phrases
[NP [DP These] [DP two] images] say it all.
If we’re accepted in
1. Introduction
1) General description
At first, our group chose the two middle school textbook; the textbook from keumsung publisher for the 1st and 2nd grade students. We review all the grammar point and sequences of the textbook and find that there are lots of benefits and weakness in them. Also, there exist many parts which the Korean students have difficulty in learning the most, so we
4. 수식어(adjunct)
: 부가적인 정보(시간, 장소, 방법, 목적 등)제공
Example
- John smokes cigars in his office.
5. 화제(topic)
: comma 뒤에 올 문장이 무엇에 관한 이야기일지 알림
6. 설명(comment)
: topic의 역할과 complement의 역할 동시에
수행
Examples
- Cigars, John never smokes them in his office.
- Cigars, John neve
It = Pronoun? - controversial
Though “it” seems to refer to focus phrase, it does not
The referent of “it” is obscure
Number agreement with focus phrase
It is cookies that I want.
*They are cookies that I want.
Tense Agreement
It is John that I see.
*It is John that I saw.
But depends on context
Available phrase to be removed= What can be focus phrase?
It was gre
The aforementioned situation was the context in which Stupak confronted in pursing his pro-life objectives. The main source of the crucial leverage Stupak and his dozen allies were able to exert was the thin margin of victory for the health care reform. The House version (H.R. 3962) of health reform which included the Stupak-Pitts Amendment passed in the House only by a margin of 5 votes in Novem