Idiom with V, A, and N anchors: Tnx0VAN1

Description:

This tree family is selected by transitive idioms that are anchored by a verb, adjective, and noun. 4 idioms select this family.

Examples:

break new ground, cry bloody murder
The avant-garde film breaks new ground.
The investors cried bloody murder after the suspicious takeover.

Declarative tree:

See Figure 6.49.

   

Figure: Declarative Idiom with V, A, and N Anchors Tree: $\alpha$nx0VAN1

Other available trees:

Subject relative clause with and without comp, adjunct relative clause with comp/with PP pied-piping, wh-moved subject, imperative, NP gerund, passive without by phrase, passive with by phrase, passive with wh-moved object of by phrase, passive with wh-moved by phrase, passive with relative on object of by phrase with and without comp.