subjacency造句

• Subjacency says that you cannot relate two positions across two bounding nodes.
• Therefore, Subjacency condition limits movement by defining bounding nodes.
• Thereby, it respects the Subjacency condition and the sentence is grammatical.
• Therefore, according to the subjacency condition, movement will result in an ungrammatical sentence.
• These evidence were further interpreted in terms of the Government and Binding Theory and Subjacency condition in the following way:
• In the example ( 2 ), on the other hand, the specifier of CP position is already taken and the " wh "-element moves over two AgrP at a time, violating the Subjacency condition and yielding the ungrammatical sentence.
• The application of the transformation is restricted by the subjacency principle of bounding ( sub-) theory, and its output is subject to a variety of filters, principles, etc . stated by other ( sub-) theories of GB . See also affect alpha.