Multiple anchor ditransitive with PP: Tnx0Vnx1Pnx2

Description:

This tree family is selected by ditransitive verbs that take a noun phrase followed by a prepositional phrase headed by a particular preposition. The preposition is constrained by making it one of the anchors. There are 84 verbs that select this tree family.

Examples:

gear for, give to, remind of
The attorney geared his client for the trial . He gave the book to his teacher .
The city reminded John of his home town .

Declarative tree:

See Figure 6.6.

{Declarative Multiple anchor Ditransitive with PP Tree: $\alpha$nx0Vnx1Pnx2

 

Other available trees:

wh-moved subject, wh-moved direct object, wh-moved object of PP, wh-moved PP, subject relative clause with and without comp, adjunct (gap-less) relative clause with comp/with PP pied-piping, direct object relative clause with and without comp, object of PP relative clause with and without comp/with PP pied-piping, imperative, determiner gerund, NP gerund, passive with by phrase, passive without by phrase, passive with wh-moved subject and by phrase, passive with wh-moved subject and no by phrase, passive with wh-moved object out of the by phrase, passive with wh-moved by phrase, passive with wh-moved object out of the PP and by phrase, passive with wh-moved object out of the PP and no by phrase, passive with wh-moved PP and by phrase, passive with wh-moved PP and no by phrase, passive with relative clause on subject and by phrase with and without comp, passive with relative clause on subject and no by phrase with and without comp, passive with relative clause on object of the by phrase with and without comp/with PP pied-piping, passive with relative clause on the object of the PP and by phrase with and without comp/with PP pied-piping, passive with relative clause on the object of the PP and no by phrase with and without comp/with PP pied-piping, passive with and without by phrase with adjunct (gap-less) relative clause with comp/with PP pied-piping, gerund passive with by phrase, gerund passive without by phrase.