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Reduced relatives are permitted only in cases of subject-extraction.
Past participial reduced relatives are only permitted on passive
clauses.
See ((248)-(255)).
(247)0(247
- (248)
- the toy [i [C [ i playing the banjo]]]
(248)0(248
- (249)
- *the instrument [i [C [ Amis playing i ]]]
(249)0(249
- (250)
- *the day [w [C [ Amis playing the banjo]]]
(250)0(250
- (251)
- the apple [i [C [ i eaten by Dafna]]]
(251)0(251
- (252)
- *the child [i [C [ the apple eaten by i ]]]
(252)0(252
- (253)
- *the day [w [C [ Amis eaten the apple]]]
(253)0(253
- (254)
- *the apple [i [C [ Dafna eaten i ]]]
(254)0(254
- (255)
- *the child [i [C [ i eaten the apple ]]]
These restrictions are built into the <mode> specifications
of S.t. So non-passive cases of subject extraction have the following
feature equation:
Sr.t:mode ind/ger/inf
Passive cases of subject extraction have the following
feature equation:
Sr.t:mode ind/ger/ppart/inf
Finally, all cases of non-subject extraction have the following
feature equation:
Sr.t:mode ind/inf
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