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The study of the internal structure of expressions, especially between words and phrases, and the principles and processes that determine it. This includes words order, but also the grammatical relations that hold between words, as well as structural ambiguity, binding, reference, and similar issues. Common approaches are numerous phrase structure grammars (GPSG, HPSG, LFG, G&B, X-bar, Minimalism, ...) and, on the other hand, dependency grammars.
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What makes this sentence okay?
I was speaking with my housemate and he said "A friend of mine and I who used to play were walking together."
We both realized this sentence was weird. It seems to me that "a friend of mine who used …
