GrammarSoft ApS

... case-tagger.¹

PRELIMINARY NOTE: AND AS I DO (IF I DO IT) WITH ANAFOR.CG

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... adverb²

Exceptions to the rule, like 'the very man' and 'the then king of England' may be written into the rule

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...p:top-dist.³

PRELIMINARY NOTE: GET THE CODE UP TO DATE

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... 'resultative'.⁴

Objects are also mapped to 'distance', which is the case-role I use for 'routes' (and not 'place', %TOP-PL, as suggested above). This is to handle the phrase ``gå den lige vej'' (litt: to go the straight path/way). As the grammar is extended there will be a lot of specialised mappings like this. The mapping rules assigning these will probably refer to very specific contexts.

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... exempt⁵

PRELIMINARY NOTE: RIGHT WORD??

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... emphatic⁶

PRELIMINARY NOTE: TERM??

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... lexicon.⁷

PRELIMINARY NOTE: THIS IS A VERY IMPORTANT DISCUSSION, BUT IT IS LATE, AND I STILL HAVE A LOT TO WRITE.

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... constructions.⁸

PRELIMINARY NOTE: SOMEWHERE I NEED TO WRITE SOMETHING ABOUT 'THE LIMITS OF CG' ESP. W.R.T. RELATIVE CLAUSES. E.G. ANAFOR.CG.

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... case.⁹

PRELIMINARY NOTE: EXPLAIN SELECT AND REMOVE SOMEWHERE TOGETHER WITH THE SYNTAX OF THE CG-RULES.

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... subject.¹⁰

Inverted subjects pose no problems, as the relative clause do not come between the head of the subject and the main verb in that construction. The same is the case for objects.

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... clause.¹¹

PRELIMINARY NOTE: THERE ARE EXCEPTIONS TO THIS, WHERE YOU HAVE CONJOINED FINITE VERBS IN THE RELATIVE CLAUSE. CAN THEY BE DEALT WITH?

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... subject¹²

PRELIMINARY NOTE: REMEMBER TO WRITE ABOUT THE CONSTRAINT GRAMMAR NECESSITY OF ASSIGNING FUNCTIONS TO HEADS OF PHRASES, NOT TO PHRASES

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... below.¹³

PRELIMINARY NOTE: THIS HAS BEEN CHANGED!!

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... object.¹⁴

PRELIMINARY NOTE: OR JUST A TRANSITIVE VERB

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... ``factitives'').¹⁵

PRELIMINARY NOTE: THIS IS CHANGED

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... kilometer''.¹⁶

PRELIMINARY NOTE: THIS HAS BEEN MOVED TO MAPPING

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... places.¹⁷

PRELIMINARY NOTE: THIS HAS BEEN CHANGED, HASN'T IT, OTHERWISE IT DESERVES A MORE THOROUGH DISCUSSION

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